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
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.)
I've seen countless movies and shows at the Bob Hope Theater over the years it's always a great experience. The theater itself is beautiful, historic, and well-maintained, with two stories of seating that give it a classic, grand feel. It’s one of the gems of downtown Stockton. My only gripe is the parking it can be tough, especially during big events. But once you're inside, it's totally worth it. Highly recommend catching a show here.
Gorgeous theater with 2 levels of seating, including an upstairs balcony area. The inside appears well maintained and the seating was mostly comfortable for the 2 hour venue. The sound system was good as well; no issues hearing the band. Parking in the nearby garage was only a few blocks, and $2 per hour. I would love to attend another show in the future.
The Bob Hope Theater is truly "One of the Greats". While you get the vintage feel for theater you also get a slight hunger to know the people who have graced this beautiful place. The parking is a block away, but there are wheelchair accessible spaces and so is the entrance to the theater as well are plenty placed for enough room for a wheelchair without the uncomfortable traffic of people smothering you to get in and out of their seats. However, getting to the seating area is not so wheelchair friendly. There are a couple of stairs to conquer but they are low and few. You would need a companion for this task. The sound and entire experience was a very fulfilling event. I will carry a very fond memory with me always. The Bob Hope Theater is impressive!
We saw Brad Williams, the comedian, earlier this week. He had two opener comedians. The second comedian was hard to hear, not sure if it was him or the sound person. Brad Williams, the biggest little man out there. OMG, he was so funny. My eyes burned from all of the tears from laughing. The Bob Hope Theater is beautiful inside. If you're going to drink, bring your credit card. $19 drinks or $32 for a double pour.
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