Theaters and Performing Arts Spaces

NMTCs expand quality education opportunities in Nation’s Capital
A mixed-use project in the historic heart of San Ysidro, a predominantly Latino community, allowed a community-based nonprofit to expand its social services and deliver much needed housing.
NMTCs expand quality education opportunities in Nation’s Capital
NMTC Financing Brings Claflin University’s First New Building in Ten Years

The redevelopment of a historic theatre that will consist of restoring the 44,000 sq. ft. 750 seat theatre and the attached West Wing that houses back of the house space

Cincinnati Children’s Theatre provides programming services for children ages 4-12 years old, with 7 years being the average age. With the Emery Theatre as their permanent home, the theatre will

On August 30, 2011, under the New Markets Tax Credit program, a federally funded program to encourage community development, the Signature Theater obtained funding to finance a portion of its

New Orleans Center for Creative Arts is a regional, pre-professional arts training center that offers students intensive instruction in culinary arts, dance, media arts
NMTC financing supported an 1,800 seat performing arts center and art gallery including educational programs.

The 80,000 sq. ft. building at Stolp Avenue and Galena Boulevard eventually will include a 25,000 sq. ft. school for performing arts, 8,000 sq. ft. of rehearsal space for the

Financing is complete on a New Markets Tax Credits investment that made possible the renovation and expansion of the Eastman Theatre Building at the University of Rochester’s Eastman School of

The Cleveland Play House moved to the downtown theater district in Cleveland, Ohio. Playhouse Square, the Cleveland Playhouse, and Cleveland State University have created an arts education collaborative unlike any

The Capitol Theatre renovation is the first anchor project of the $25 million Gordon Square Arts District plan, a national model for how the arts can be catalysts for economic

Renovation, construction and equipping of Central Arkansas's premier visual and performing arts institution
The rehabilitation and redevelopment of the 26,250 sq. ft. A. Tiner Building in downtown Boise, ID.
A new local music venue proves that when communities invest in themselves they don’t need to settle for Walgreens and Applebees.
Redevelopment of the historic former Astrup Awning Company Building located at the corner of West 25th Street and Seymour Avenue in the Clark Fulton neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio into a
Renovation of Queen Theater, creating 260 construction jobs and 50 full-time jobs and helping spur the revitalization of downtown Wilmington.
Rehabilitation of the historic Washington Hall
Renovation of Building 127 into a light industrial and innovative office space
The Phillis Wheatley pre-K-8 School project brought a state-of-the-art facility to the impoverished Iberville-Tremé neighborhood of New Orleans.
The renovation of the Eastman Theatre preserved the Italian Renaissance grandeur of the building’s performance hall, re-named Kodak Hall, while ushering in 21st century improvements, including a state-of-the-art sound system
A new facility for the non-profit foundation that supports the mission of the Lehigh Valley Charter Arts School.
​The Historic Apollo Theatre is an iconic landmark, single screen movie house which had fallen into despair. The rehabilitation and renovation was made possible by an allocation of NMTCs.
This $22.4 million project involved the conversion and expansion of the long vacant, historic Kinnell-Kresge building into a state-of-the-art movie house.
Bijou Square is part of the City of Bridgeport’s $800 million planned renewal and redevelopment of its downtown.
Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program redeveloped an underutilized, City-owned parking lot into a 150,000 sq. ft. mixed use, transit-oriented development.
The Pacific Northwest College of Art is a spectacular 130,000 sq. ft. rehabilitation of former U.S. Post Office in downtown Portland, OR.
Arts Block/Pushkin and Bank Row are two projects involving the renovation of five historic, mostly vacant buildings, totaling nearly 40,000 sq. ft., clustered around the main intersection in downtown Greenfield.
NMTC financing to fund the new construction of the Debbie Allen Dance Academy.
The renovation of the Historic Crispus Attucks Theatre included an investment of $7,500,000 and would not have been possible without the use of NMTCS.