HISTORIC WARNER CASCADE THEATRE MUSEUM
SERVING LAWRENCE COUNTY, THE SHENANGO VALLEY, GREENVILLE / NORTHERN MERCER COUNTY, GROVE CITY, WARREN (OH) / SOUTHERN TRUMBULL COUNTY, AND PITTSBURGH
AMOUNT DONATED: $3,062.61
Historic Warner Cascade Theatre is located in the recognized historic building where the Warner Brothers opened their first theatre - the Cascade - on February 2nd, 1907. Our mission celebrates the rich history of the Warners and their contributions to the film industry and American Culture. We do so with specialized displays and collections associated with film and the rich Warner culture as immigrants escaping to America from persecution in the late 1800's from a small village in Russia.
Giving Week Progress:
FUNDRAISING GOAL: $10,000
Programs Supported by Your Donations
The Museum offers specialized film presentations and lectures as well as tours for Senior Citizens, Special needs adults and children, School field trips, and the public - all free of charge. Through specially curated film offerings, the Museum celebrates Black History, Women's Suffrage, Iconic film actors from the golden age, and the Warner Looney Tunes legacy. Special focus is on the various film genres created by the Warners as well as the studio's contribution to the various war efforts. Social issues such as race relations, the Prohibition and Organized Crime era, and other specialized topics now in research are featured on the Museum walls. In its two theaters; the Cascade and the Bijou, the Museum offers seasonal high-definition film classics which are presented on multiple dates free of charge to the public.
Needs that Cannot beMet without Your Help
As a 501(c)(3), the Museum constantly struggles to attain public and foundation support for its various programs and film events. Covid restrictions seriously impaired our ability to function and since many of the projects in place during that time were new to the Museum and part of its extended operation, we were not able to draw Covid support funding of any significance.