About the Plaza
The Plaza Arts Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created to bring artistic and cultural opportunities to the residents of Putnam County and the surrounding Lake area.
About
the Plaza
The Plaza Arts Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created to bring artistic and cultural opportunities to the residents of Putnam County and the surrounding Lake area.
Connecting the Community through the Arts
Our mission is to promote interest and participation in the visual and performing arts by providing programs and facilities for community and regional involvement, education, and enjoyment.
These three simple, yet powerful words CENTER around all of our work...
Create
Providing first class performances and talent to entertain the family year round.
Cultivate
A place for lifelong learning with an ongoing partnership with Putnam County Schools.
Celebrate
A unique place for parties, weddings, meetings and other celebrations.
Getting to the Plaza
The Plaza Arts Center is located in a renovated schoolhouse built in 1916. The renovation, detailed in the 2008 documentary, took ten years from conception to completion and the center opened to the public in March 2008. The facility offers a 500-seat theater with floor and balcony seating, a reception hall, catering kitchen, lobby and gallery area, a history museum, and community board room.
Plaza Accessibility
The Plaza Center strives to ensure that all performances and events are accessible to all guests. Read further for details or call (706) 923-1655 with questions regarding features and accommodations.
Accomodations for the mobility impaired include:
• Accessibility Entrances
• Accessibility Ramps
• Disability Parking
Plaza Accessibility
The Plaza Center strives to ensure that all performances and events are accessible to all guests. Read further for details or call (706) 923-1655 with questions regarding features and accommodations.
Accommodations for the
mobility impaired include:
• Accessibility Ramps
• Disability Parking
The Plaza Theater
The Plaza Arts Center is located in a renovated schoolhouse built in 1916. The renovation, detailed in the 2008 documentary, The Plaza Arts Center, took ten years from conception to completion and the center opened to the public in March 2008. The facility offers a 500 seat theater with floor and balcony seating, a reception hall, catering kitchen, lobby and gallery area, a history museum, and community board room.
