A LOWER GREENVILLE LEGEND
The Granada is that beacon of light that has stood the test of time on Lower Greenville. For over seven decades, the theater has welcome any and all ages through its doors and numerous acts that have gone on to become legends (or were already legendary when they came through town).
Photo Credit: Granada Theater Facebook
In 1946, The Granada Theater was built as a post World War II Movie Theater. The notable art deco designed by the same artists that worked on Hollywood’s Grauman’s Chinese Theater. Nearly three decades later, in 1977, it was converted into a live music hall. The first time. Ownership had changed hands. Renovations took place. It went back to a movie theater for a bit UNTIL in 2004, current owners Julia Garton and Mike Schoder. In these 16 years of operation, they've put their name on the map for bringing in the talent and bringing in the curious, the fanatic and the love for live entertainment.
Owners Mike Schoder and Julia Garton
Photo Credit: Granada Theater Facebook
From local talents, such as
Marc Rebillet, to former "up-and-comer" multi-Grammy winning artist
Billie Eilish, the mid-sized venue has always been a magical place to see the big thing or even discover the next big thing when they come through town. Below are some other notable acts that have rocked out a full house at Granada.
Also check out Sundown at Granada right next door for pre or post-show drinks & eats!
