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Bronx's Paradise Theatre Reopens as Arts Hub

24 Sep

Summary

Historic 97-year-old Paradise Theatre reopens as a performing arts center.
The venue will feature 4,000 seats, second largest in New York City.
Restoration aims to return the theatre to its 1929 grandeur.

Bronx's historic Loewe's Paradise Theatre, a 97-year-old landmark, is transitioning from a movie palace into a dynamic Performing Arts Centre. Spearheaded by a new management team, the venue will officially welcome the community with a special event on Tuesday, November 10th, 2026.

With 4,000 seats, the Paradise Performing Arts Centre will become New York City's second-largest theatre. Its restoration, overseen by EverGreene Architectural Arts, aims to return the theatre to its pristine 1929 condition. Plans include restoring the original ceiling, iconic signage, and seating, with additions like a rooftop stage and dining.

The centre's mission is to serve as a cultural and educational hub for the Bronx, reflecting its diverse community. Programming will encompass live stage shows, concerts, comedy, dance, film, and educational events, while the lobby will be available for private functions.

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