Historic Theaters

Guests can encounter the appeal of a former period by going to an execution at one of Oakland's memorable theaters. The Paramount Theater, worked in 1931, is an Art Deco milestone in the focal point of town. This venue presents films and additionally melodic exhibitions and parody acts. The Paramount highlights a live Wurlitzer organ serenade before the show, On Classic Movie Nights. The Oakland Symphony and Ballet likewise perform here.

In the event region of downtown Oakland known as "Uptown," the Fox Theater is a redesigned 1920s film theater that is utilized as a scene for music shows. Famous among locals and visitors an average of Art Deco motion picture theaters, the building has Egyptian and Moorish compositional components, however the most significant element is the 52-foot high by 72-feet long marquee lit up by 2,800 lights.