The Midland Theatre is an incredible event venue located in Newark, Ohio. This 1,800-seat theatre stands in the Newark Downtown Historic District and is a charming reminder of a time gone by. Built in 1914 by architect Frank Packard, this grand building originally held a theater-style live performance on its stage. Since then, it has hosted entertainers from all genres of music and comedy including jazz cabarets, classic rock concerts, and country music performances.

Throughout the years, the Midland Theatre has seen many changes with an extensive renovation in 1957 which included updates to the stage house. In 2004 further renovations resulted in changes such as the installation of stadium seating and an updated sound system. Today, it is known throughout Ohio as one of the premier event venues featuring live entertainment year-round.

This area of Ohio has so much to offer! There are parks with open fields, fishing spots at Silver Lake, and in the Licking River, trails for hiking – perfect for experiencing the beauty of fall foliage. Combining nature and culture is St. Luke's Episcopal Church with its 200-year-old cemetery, a burial site of Revolutionary War veterans, and one of Newark's early settlers Simon Girty. With an abundance of local eateries serving everything from classic American food to ethnic fare like Thai specialties, you'll surely find something that tickles your taste buds. Shopping enthusiasts will enjoy a variety of home goods stores offering antiques and handcrafted merchandise as well as outlets lining Chapman Road near Interstate 70 featuring retail items ranging from trendy clothing to vintage memorabilia. Whether you're visiting Newark as a day trip or planning an extended stay, things to see and do are plentiful.

The Midland Theatre offers something for everyone. Its state-of-the-art sound system and meticulously restored interior provide a unique entertainment experience - be sure to visit