Historic Fayette Theater — Attraction in Fayetteville

Such an amazing historic place in Fayetteville! I was impressed to find out that they are having a day camp this year in which they teach kids about theater and how to run one. My daughter is attending, and she is absolutely loving it. There are many local children involved and personally it's amazing to see. During Halloween there was a ghost tour in Fayetteville and they had some amazing stories about this place on one of their stops. The Historic Fayette Theater is a former movie house that was built in 1937. It is one of the few Depression era theaters still operational in southern WV. Visitors can view the original movie projectors, which remained in use until the 1960s. The Fayette County Historical Society began renovations in 1992. Adorning the walls inside the theatre are many paintings and pieces of art that depict life and entertainment from the 1930s era. The theatre stages ten performances per year, along with special nights by request. The building is open for free tours on Fridays from late May until...

I recently attended an Appalachian music show at the historic Fayetteville Theater, and it was an experience to remember! The originality of the music was unique and special and captured the true spirit and soul of our beloved Appalachia. The performers were incredibly talented and poured their hearts into every song and scene.

The theater itself is cozy and inviting and makes you feel right at home the moment you step inside. You can sense the rich history in every corner, and it adds a unique charm to the entire experience. It's clear from the moment you’re here that this venue has been a cherished part of the community for generations.

If you're looking for an evening filled with exceptional talent, heartfelt music, and a touch of proud heritage, I highly recommend catching a show at the Fayetteville Theater. You'll leave with a smile on your face and a song...

I love this theater my aunt used to be a big part of it and she would take us there to see the Christmas play every year we came from Detroit to visit family. I have fond memories at this place and in this town and you would be remiss if you visited Fayetteville and didn't catch a show if there is one playing.

I have made it a tradition with my girls who are 3 and 8 and they love...