Performing Arts

The Albright Center for the Arts, a project of Sunbury’s Revitalization, Inc. (SRI), has a vision to become a community hub for arts, culture, and education in the Susquehanna Valley. It has the potential to bring the community together, attract residents, businesses, and visitors to Sunbury. This is to improve quality of life for residents of Sunbury and the Greater Susquehanna Valley region.

The Arts In Bloom series is comprised of high-caliber professional touring headliners, as well as performances and exhibits by Commonwealth University - Bloomsburg's resident producers. Arts in Bloom programming attracts students to the university, and citizens to the region. By sharing the talents of visiting artists and resident producers, Arts In Bloom strives to unite the community in the arts.

Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble (BTE) was founded in 1978, by recent graduates of Northwestern University, who relocated to Bloomsburg for two years of master classes, with legendary acting teacher Alvina Krause (1893-1981). Under Krause's inspiration, a resident ensemble of actors, directors, writers, and teachers who are empowered to articulate the theatre's mission, and determine its artistic programming, was established. Their goal was for a theatre that would, in Krause's words, be “as important to its community as schools and churches.”

The Campus Theatre LTD, in partnership with Bucknell University, preserves, promotes, and operates the historic Campus Theatre for the enrichment of the greater Lewisburg community. 

The Campus Theatre is committed to presenting diverse film programming, with a healthy balance of popular, fine art and independent films, that are culturally relevant, and bring understanding to contemporary concerns. They are dedicated to providing a consistent, exemplary movie-going experience for customers, steeped in the rich atmosphere of the authentic Art Deco, single-screen American theatre.

The Elias Project Committee envisioned Elias as a performing arts center - a place for art, music, and theatre to come together in Mifflinburg. The committee wanted it to be a great place for weddings and other social gatherings as well. It has found its niche as a home for children's entertainment - animal shows, children's theatre, puppet shows, music, and more. It also serves as an additional destination for tourists visiting the Buggy Museum and the Gutelius House Museum. 

RiverStage Community Theatre brings high-quality, community-based theatre, to the Susquehanna Valley of Pennsylvania. Their mission is to create opportunities for teams of talented community members to develop on stage and behind the scenes, in order to create great, high-quality theatre for local audiences.

The Weis Center for the Performing Arts, located on the campus of Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, hosts professional and campus music, dance, and theatre events, as well as lectures, convocations, and other functions. The architecturally striking and acoustically exceptional space has been presenting professional performances since 1988.