SLCC Grand Theatre
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Concerts at the Old South High School
Concerts at the Old South High School
Parking & Directions
From the South
Take I-15 North to I-80 East then take the State Street Exit. Drive north on State Street approximately 1 mile to 1700 South. Turn right on 1700 South and follow signs to Salt Lake Community College parking.
From the North
Take I-15 South to the 1300 South/2100 South exit. Turn left on 1300 South and continue to State Street. Turn right on State Street, then left on 1500 South and follow signs to Salt Lake Community College parking.
Theatre Parking is available at no charge in Student Parking areas on the east side of the building. The parking area is patrolled by SLCC Security Officers for safety.
Disabled Parking and Access
There are limited disabled parking stalls on the north side of the theatre building and several more along the first row of the student parking area. Patrons who are unable to walk from the parking area to the theatre may be dropped off and picked up at the doors to the building on the north side of the theatre.
Warning: Theatre patrons parking in faculty or disabled parking areas without an appropriate permit will be ticketed by SLCC Security Officers.
Concerts at the SLCC Grand Theatre
Concerts at the SLCC Grand Theatre
The Grand Theatre at Salt Lake Community College is a historic venue that hosts a variety of performances, including theater productions, concerts, and community events. Located in Salt Lake City, this beautifully restored theater is a cultural landmark offering an immersive experience for all who attend.
Why Visit?
- Rich Cultural Offerings: Enjoy diverse performances, from classic plays to contemporary productions.
- Historic Venue: Experience the charm of a theater with deep roots in Salt Lake City’s cultural history.
- Community Engagement: Support local artists and engage with the vibrant arts community.
About the Grand Theatre
About the Grand Theatre
The SLCC Grand Theatre, originally South High School, played a vital role in Salt Lake City’s educational landscape from its opening in 1931 until its closure in 1988. When South High closed, the building was transformed into part of Salt Lake Community College, with the Grand Theatre being preserved and repurposed as a cultural venue. This transition allowed the historic site to continue serving the community, now as a premier performing arts center, while maintaining its architectural charm and historical significance.
