Home to the performing arts, Elsinore Theatre sits off High Street in downtown Salem, Oregon. It first opened in 1926 as a silent theater and hosted vaudeville acts. It was built with inspiration from European castles and expresses its personality with its Gothic style entrance to the box office. This is definitely a place to visit if you have an eye for beauty, architecture, and the arts.
After purchasing your tickets, be sure to gaze up as you walk down the spacious hallways lined with archways. As you make your way into your show, you’ll find yourself gazing at paintings and stained glass decorating the interior. Before getting to the entertainment, stop by the concession stand. You’ll be met with reasonably priced snacks and beverages. Once inside, every seat offers a welcoming view of the stage.
TRAVEL TIP: Upon your arrival, parking may be sparse, so perhaps be
prepared to walk a couple blocks from the free parking garage nearby. For more information on upcoming shows and events, visit
www.elsinoretheatre.com. 170 High St SE, Salem, OR 97301,
