Lancaster Performing Arts Center

The Lancaster Performing Arts Center has been called 'the jewel of the high desert' because of the variety of world-class performances that have been held in its elegant surroundings. Located in downtown Lancaster, the center hosts most major productions that come to town.

The $10 million facility opened in 1991 with a concert by Henry Mancini. This state-of-the-art facility has welcomed giants of music, theatre, dance, and comedy to its stage.

The center's massive two-story exterior glass wall is reminiscent of New York's Metropolitan Opera House. Once inside, guests enjoy comfortable seating with optimum viewing from every angle in this richly appointed facility. Audiences and performers alike have marveled at the center's perfect acoustics and intimate surroundings. All of this combined makes for an overall enjoyable cultural experience.