Bob Hope (Fox) Theatre
Overview
If you are looking for that unique meeting space, the Bob Hope (Fox) Theatre is it! Listed on the National Register of Historical Places, the theatre boasts 2,042 completely refurbished red velvet seats and a marble mosaic floor that encompasses a 242 square foot space in the center of the lobby. This theatre would be the perfect location for a film screening, concert, play, lecture, private party, or corporate presentation.
If you are looking for that unique meeting space, the Bob Hope (Fox) Theatre is it! Listed on the National Register of Historical Places, the theatre boasts 2,042 completely refurbished red velvet seats and a marble mosaic floor that encompasses a 1,200 square foot space in the center of the lobby. This theatre would be the perfect location for a film screening, concert, play, lecture, private party, or corporate presentation.
Amenities
- Art
- Comedy
- Concerts
- Dance
- Family Friendly
- Major Events
- Outside Catering and Bev Permitted
- Theatre
Meeting Spaces
Theatre
- Area: 2,042 square feet
The Bob Hope Theater is such a beautiful and historic place. The staff is friendly, the seats are comfortable, and the sound quality is great. It’s a perfect spot to enjoy a show always a great experience!
Drove down to see Rocky Horror at this uber cool theater with a great vibe. This makes me wish I was back in my concert promoter days, as this is a grand little hall and should be the site for amazing shows. FYI.. that's Patricia Quinn, the original Magenta!
RHPS was excellent and the theatre beautiful. Live action in front of film. Ticket even had a prop bag. I've seen this film many times but still learned many new participation lines that were a bit more spicy than the ones I did know. A q&a with Patricia Quinn before film started. I dressed as Magenta, my version, for the dinner party scene. My friend as Columbia.
We went for their Monthly Movie night. Such a great value and this historic building is the perfect setting for a nostalgic movie viewing.
Beautiful, historic theater amongst the chaos that makes up downtown Stockton. A nice respite, but a microcosm of the entire state, in which crime and open air drug markets are never far removed. That said, the interior atmosphere is a beautiful time capsule that harkens back to this city's better days (and state's for that matter.)
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