Lorain Palace Theatre Concerts 2025

We went and saw Stars of the Sixties. They were the original bands playing their biggest hits! There were 4 bands with original members h they were excellent! The audience was a sea of grey hair! But they were rocking like they were still teenagers! The bands got a kick out of the fact that the audience knew the words to the songs and sang along! All the band members were very friendly and didn't need security to keep the elderly from rushing the stage! It was too high for them to climb!

Beautiful venue with some great upcoming shows. We had a great evening out for Paul Fayrewether's 50th anniversary show! Was worth the 35 mile drive!

Went to see the Disney princesses and Beauty and the Beast. Our kiddo, who just turned 4, got to meet and take pictures with some of her favorite characters. The theater was very nice and clean. The only thing I could say is the seats did not have any cup holders for drinks. With 200 toddlers running around you really needed a place to set a beverage because, well, you're up and down A LOT keeping up with all of the excitement. Other than that it was a great experience for our daughter and us as well.

Beautiful place for a theatre/palace! It was very nice and immaculate. Customer service was amazing and nothing short of expertise. Our show The Wizard Of Oz Ballet was great. Seating had a great variety and concessions were great! Appreciate your business and keep up the good work . Looking forward to returning.

The Holocaust Remembrance Day program was a very moving and insightful,The event featured two parts, the first half was a feature showing ‘Violins of Hope’ violins rescued from the Holocaust, coming in from Tel Aviv, Israel, “The second half featured Carol Wilner sharing her story and experiences of surviving the Holocaust. Holocaust Remembrance Day organizer Arnie Milner has put together a enlightening program once again this year,thank you for your commitment to the community to hear history firsthand, before there are no living survivors left to tell their story.”