Carnegie of Homestead

Fantastic venue that feels like you belong there. Staff are amazing and then you itself is not only historic but beautiful. Every seed is a good seat.

We found this to be a charming find to see a Brian Regan concert. It's not like going to a large venue. It's like going back in time to a different era. The place is small, authentic, mostly original but the view and sound were great. It felt more intimate. We're not a fan of the tightly spaced seats and it's impossible to get up once the show starts. But we came to see the show, so we didn't mind.

saw a comedy show in the music hall. the bathrooms were small and parking was hard to find, but the hall was beautiful.

Nice small (about 1000 seats) venue for shows, with great acoustics. Every seat feels close to the stage, even in the balcony. The people working there are friendly and helpful. The two drawbacks are parking and the seats. There is no parking lot around the library, so all parking is on the streets. Locals are not happy with the parking situation so take care not to block a driveway etc. The seats desperately need to be replaced. We always bring our own cushions to put on the hard wooden seats, some of which are peeling apart. The first few rows are padded, but they are not anchored to the floor so they tend to move during shows. We have seen some pretty big named acts there, along with smaller ones. It is a beautiful old building that is a work in progress and I hope that progress cont

Seeing Jeremy Camp in concert was an intimately close experience here. The theater was beautiful and captured his sound in perfect musical notes. This was one majestic momentous event for sure ☆☆☆ Caleb & John were also amazing to open this incredible evening.