Power Center for the Performing Arts

The Power Center for the Performing Arts is a multi-reason focus and execution space. In 1963 Eugene and Sadye Power gave reserves for the development of the middle. Planned in a style alluded to as current established, the inside opened in 1971. The venue was designed according to a Greek performance center at Epidarus: there are no seats in the Power Center that are in excess of 80 feet from the stage.

The entryway has a high roof and two winding staircases that prompt the overhang; the anteroom is a well known scene for occasions, for example, weddings. There are bits of workmanship by Picasso and Lichtenstein hanging in the entryway.