This week's snapshot comes from the late 1990s, during the Rose Garden era. It gives a great view of the theater audience area and balcony, as a performer would see from the stage. We have only found a couple photos taken from this angle, and this one is likely the best in quality. Our renovated theater will have a similar look that will hold-true to the original design. New seats, lighting, audio systems, and video projection are just a few of the new additions that will complement this amazing space.
Light fixture installation in the Ballroom and Performance Hall is 55% complete. Interior framing on the first floor of the West Addition is 98% complete. West wall masonry of the West Addition is complete. Installation of the (4) masonry sculptures on the West Addition is complete. Roof installation on the auditorium is complete. Drywall installation throughout the facility is 40% complete. Structural improvements to the roof truss system in the auditorium is complete. The loading dock CMU installation is approximately 65% complete. Tile installation in the 1st floor restrooms has started. Installation of (2) elevators is ongoing. Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical, and sprinkler line installation
For Immediate Release Media Contact Jan. 11, 2018 Dominique Spatafore | 304-624-1620 The Thrasher Group Supports Robinson Grand’s Capital Campaign in a Big Way Clarksburg, WV – Officials from the Thrasher Group and the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center assembled at the theater’s construction site this morning to recognize and accept a major contribution to the theater’s capital campaign. The Thrasher Group has donated $100,000 to the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center. This outstanding contribution will help to renovate and restore one of Clarksburg’s most prized historic landmarks. The Theater, which first opened in 1913, has played host to many events throughout the past 100+ years.
This week's snapshot comes from 1987. It is a signed photo of the American country group "Girls Next Door". They were formed in Nashville, Tennessee in 1982 and disbanded in 1991. The group consisted of Doris King, Cindy Nixon, Diane Williams, and Tammy Stephens. They recorded three albums and had nine singles on the US country charts.
