Community theater groups in Johnson City, Tennessee

Johnson City Community Theatre is a vibrant and inclusive performing arts institution located at 600 East Maple Street in Johnson City, Tennessee. With a long-standing history of providing high-quality entertainment to the local community, the theatre offers a wide range of productions including plays, musicals, and special events. The theatre prides itself on showcasing local talent and providing opportunities for individuals of all ages to participate in the performing arts. Whether you are a seasoned performer or a first-time theatre-goer, Johnson City Community Theatre welcomes you to experience the magic of live theatre in a welcoming and inviting atmosphere. Come join us for a night of entertainment and support the arts in our community.

The Johnson County Center for the Arts, located at 127 College Street in Mountain City, Tennessee, is dedicated to empowering the community through a variety of artistic forms and experiences. From workshops on acrylic pouring and charcoal drawing to classes on visible mending and portrait painting in the style of the old masters, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Join us for a fun and creative time as we come together to explore the world of art. Don't miss out on our award-winning film about G.B. Grayson, now available for purchase on DVD. Let your creativity shine at the Johnson County Center for the Arts!

The James and Nellie Brinkley Center at East Tennessee State University (ETSU) is a state-of-the-art facility located at 2001 Millennium Place in Johnson City, Tennessee. This center serves as a hub for academic excellence and research, offering a wide range of resources and support services for students, faculty, and the community. With modern amenities and a dedicated staff, the Brinkley Center is committed to fostering innovation, collaboration, and lifelong learning. Whether you are looking to expand your knowledge, conduct groundbreaking research, or simply connect with like-minded individuals, the James and Nellie Brinkley Center at ETSU is the place to be.

Heritage Hall Theatre, located at 211 North Church Street in Mountain City, Tennessee, is a community-based venue that was lovingly restored by a dedicated group of volunteers. Originally a 1923 high school auditorium, Heritage Hall Theatre now serves as Johnson County's premier destination for live entertainment. The intimate and welcoming atmosphere of Heritage Hall makes it the perfect setting for a wide range of performances and events. From concerts to plays, talent shows to community gatherings, there is always something exciting happening at Heritage Hall. Thanks to generous donations, the theatre recently upgraded its sound system to provide a state-of-the-art audio experience for guests. Visit Heritage Hall Theatre at Heritage Square in downtown Mountain City to enjoy affordable and unforgettable live entertainment. Check out the Events Page for a complete list of upcoming shows and events.