The Paramount Theatre in Anderson, Indiana has been a staple of the community for decades. Opened in 1921 and originally known as The Dixon Theatre, it was later acquired by local businessman and newsman E.A. Wilson and renamed the Paramount Theatre in 1949. Recently, it underwent a massive renovation, transforming it into an incredible event venue for shows, conferences, and more. Visitors can enjoy first-run films on their state-of-the-art digital projector or catch one of the many classic acts that come through its doors each year - all while still taking in the beautiful architectural detail that makes up the historic building. Anderson, a city of 55,000, lies at the center of Madison County, along the White River. Here you'll find historical attractions, parks and outdoor activities, cultural institutions, a thriving arts scene, and a variety of shopping centers. For those looking for adventure, there are plenty of options, from boating to zip lining in Mounds State Park or tubing on the White River. Basketball lovers will appreciate Charles Street Gym while those with an eye towards nature can spend hours just wandering through Shadyside Park with its many trails and natural beauty. With its variety of dining options ranging from family-friendly restaurants to delicious craft beer brew pubs, there is something for everyone in this vibrant city. From its breathtaking Spanish-style decor to its fully restored Page theater organ and regular hosting of local events and shows, the Paramount Theatre is truly a sight - and sound - to behold. Don't pass up the chance to visit this amazing venue when you're in the area!