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Livermore Downtown Theater

The City of Livermore is planning to build a new theater that will serve as a regional destination. As part of Livermore’s downtown Specific Development Plan process, Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center was chosen in 2004 to create a two-venue performing arts center.

This is another component of the Downtown Livermore Revitalization Project. The regional theater, expected to have seating for around 2,000, would attract approximately 300,000 to 400,000 visitors annually.

What's at Stake

The Revitalization Project is expected to generate more than $20 million in economic growth for Livermore and the surrounding area. As a regional attraction, the theater will draw in new businesses such as restaurants and specialty shops.

The proposal displays Livermore’s commitment to focusing on its downtown for new development, creating a more vibrant, walkable city center. Current and future residents will be able to enjoy world-class performing arts within walking distance of home.

Public participation is a vital component in ensuring the successful revitalization of downtown Livermore. Together, we can help promote a lively, pedestrian-friendly community.

What You Can Do

Email Greenbelt Alliance’s East Bay Field Representative Christina Wong to receive updates on the project’s progress.

Attend a City Council meeting to support the proposed theater. See Livermore's calendar of upcoming meetings.

Write a letter to the Livermore City Council saying that you support the Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center and the revitalization of downtown.