Story of the Week
Culpeper State Theatre: The Curtain Rises Again
After sitting vacant for almost a decade, the 1938 Art Deco State Theatre of Culpeper, Virgina, is back in business. Thanks to a committed group of community members, led by the State Theatre Foundation, a $9.3 million historic rehabilitation has raised the curtain on the former vaudeville and movie house, revealing a gorgeous 560-seat live theatre.
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