I am in love with Eagles Theater in Wabash, Indiana. It’s what movie theaters should be but something you, unfortunately, seldom see. It makes going to the movies an experience and not just something to do.
Movie Theater in Wabash, Indiana
This Wabash, Indiana theater wows me. I love the history from the early days of the Eagles Theater. I’m happy to see that the refurbishment and grand opening hasn’t made the theater over-priced. Believe it or not: these Wabash theater prices are actually reasonable!
Better yet–Eagles Theater has Free Movie Mondays through the Summer! Yay! Loves those Indiana towns. I wonder if they’ve been able to pack the house like back in the “Good Old Days.” I have so got to get in there to see a movie, talking animals or no talking animals.
Eagles Theater in Wabash, Indiana Images
Eagles Theater in Wabash, Indiana Sign
Plush Doors Leading into Eagles Theater in Wabash, Indiana
Eagles Theater in Wabash, Indiana: Stage and Screen
Eagles Theater in Wabash, Indiana: Grand Stage and Screen
Eagles Theater in Wabash, Indiana: Two Balconies
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It’s not very often that a complete and total refurbishment means inexpensive fun for all–but I’m so glad it did. Eagles Theater is a true landmark and I’m very happy to see that it hasn’t only been saved but that it is still in use!
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Eagles Theater
106 W Market Street
Wabash, IN 46992
260.563.3272
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I love old theaters like this. They are such a historic treasure.
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This truly is an amazing theater!
I got engaged in the balcony of this theater, summer of 1995. The movie was Indian in the Cupboard. The curtin was closed and when it opened it said “Casy will you marry me, Love Donny” It was magic! Great memories there!
That is such a cute story! Thank you for sharing.