The Ellen Eccles Theatre is a Logan, Utah landmark since 1923. Located conveniently on Main Street, this historic theatre provides an unforgettable theatrical experience with its amazing acoustics and beautiful architecture. Its long, illustrious history dates back to 1929, when owner T. W. Bentham built the venue over a period of nine months. It was originally named Bentham's Opera House, and then became Fox Inter-Mountain Theatres from 1933 to 1971. It was later acquired by Robert J. Walker and renamed after his mother in 1991. The venue has hosted plays, concerts, ballets and other cultural events for audiences of all ages in northern Utah for more than ninety years. It has a seating capacity of 2175, and continues to draw large audiences with its inviting atmosphere and great acoustics. Logan is a quaint town located in Cache Valley near Utah’s northern border. It features stunning mountain views, nearby ski resorts, outdoor activities, and local boutiques and restaurants. There are numerous bike trails, campsites, ski slopes, and other sports areas available year-round. The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge is a great spot for bird watching or nature trails during any season. There are also numerous museums throughout Cache County. Stop by The Ellen Eccles Theatre for a show and experience its grandeur firsthand. It's sure to leave you with an unforgettable impression!