The Cedar Cultural Center

The Cedar Cultural Center sits inside a former movie theater that opened in nineteen forty-nine. You can spot it by the low-slung, brick exterior and the bright, marquee-style lights framing the main entrance. While it screened films for decades, the building became a nonprofit music venue in nineteen eighty-nine. Its stage hosted everyone from local folk musicians to international touring acts, all drawn to the room because of its intimate acoustic design and its commitment to presenting music from every corner of the world.