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A Tony Award-winning theater on the Mississippi.
A 1921 theater on Hennepin Avenue.
A 1921 theater on Hennepin Avenue.
A 1921 theater, now a concert venue.
A 1927 movie palace, home of the Mobile Symphony Orchestra.
A restored 1930 movie palace in downtown Montgomery run by Troy University.
The State Theatre of Alabama, one of the largest Shakespeare festivals in the world, in Blount Cultural Park.

A restored 1924 theater downtown.
A natural sandstone amphitheater and concert venue.

A restored 1937 theater presenting concerts, comedy, dance and family shows.
A 1926 theater for film and performance.
A museum of Andy Griffith's life and career in his hometown, the model for Mayberry.

A state park preserving Ozark folk music, crafts and culture.
A hall of fame honoring Oklahoma musicians, in the Frank and Lola Ritchie House.

Artis—Naples is home to the Naples Philharmonic and the Baker Museum.
A museum honoring the session musicians who played on famous recordings.
The studio where Elvis, Dolly Parton and the Everly Brothers recorded hits.