The Broadway Theatre of Pitman is a unique venue located in the quaint New Jersey town of Pitman. Established in 1912, this historic theatre has been home to vaudeville acts and musicals, as well as plays and musical performances. It still retains its original charm, hosting events ranging from high school graduations to live music concerts showcasing some of today's biggest stars. Originally called "The Grand Opera House", it was renovated and reopened as "The Broadway Theatre" in 1965. Throughout its long history, this prestigious venue has welcomed many iconic performers like Bob Hope and Sammy Davis Jr. When you're looking for a scenic drive and a change of scenery, Pitman is the perfect destination. This charming small town is located in Southwestern New Jersey, about seven miles from the shores of Delaware Bay. The quaint downtown is filled with historic buildings, unique shops and restaurants, many with outdoor seating to enjoy the sunshine and an afternoon breeze. Families will enjoy exploring Pine Hill Lake Park and Malaga Lake, while nature enthusiasts can get close to nature at Parvin State Park or Peach Orchard park. The area's public transportation system will also make it easy to get around without relying on a car. Take time out of your day to stroll down Ganttown Road Historical District or visit one of Pitman’s many museums and art galleries that display prints, sculptures & historical artifacts reflecting Pitman’s long history. You can also attend one of the town's fun festivals throughout the year, like the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony or Celebrate Pitman on Main Street!