Lone Tree Arts Center

Central City Opera presented Amahl and the Night Visitors. The talent was spot on. The music, the singing and acting were all superb. The Ambiance of The Line Tree Arts Center is a perfect place to see this performance. It is very intimate and you feel as though you are the only one in the house. Fantastic Show!!!

Really nice suburban arts center with a very comfortable mid-sized theater, art gallery, and classrooms. The range of offerings in the theater is truly amazing and I strongly suggest subscribing to their email alerts so you can stay up to date on the choices here. There's a mix of theater productions, stand alone concerts and occasional public lectures (eg live National Geographic presentations). Parking is easy and there's a lobby bar for pre show and intermission drinks and snacks. Well worth the drive from central Denver and obviously easy access from the south suburbs. Check it out!

This theater never disappoints with their shows.Staff are always nice and outgoing. The performances that are showcased are expansive and allows individuals creativity to shine. It is a great place. They have a wonderful and and concession area, the area allows visitors to mingle and the area Decor illuminates warmth.

Fabulous venue for concerts and local performances. Check out their upcoming schedule of events. Very impressed

What a gorgeous arts center! We came here recently to see the Lone Tree Symphony perform the Christmas Show and had a wonderful time. While we waited for the performance to start we were able to grab a glass a wine and look at all the beautiful local art. I had a slight panic attack when I looked at my two tickets and saw the seat numbers were 12 and 14 thinking they weren't immediately next to each other. That's actually just how the seat numbering is though with even numbers on the right and odd numbers on the left.If you live in the area this a great spot for a night out and see some local talent. It also comes with a lot lower price tag than going downtown for a similar show.

I was pleasantly surprised by this intimate venue. This is the best way to experience music- in a setting like this. The building itself has a great aesthetic and the architecture is beautiful. Full bar (with reasonable prices), great acoustics and friendly staff. They did state in their confirmation email that vaccination cards would be checked and they weren't. Slightly disappointing, but not a deal breaker for me. I look forward to shows here in the future.

Cozy, intimate setting--who even knew that this existed in Lone Tree?This is located right behind the Target off Lincoln and is a hidden gem. We came here on a Friday night to see the Lone Tree Symphony (again, didn't even know that existed and is completely a volunteer gig). They have multiple entrances and plenty of parking. They had an art exhibit that you could peruse before the show so multiple ways to get cultured in one setting! They have libations and snacks that you can bring into the auditorium with you which is also nice. Drinks run about $7 or $8 so it may be best to have a drink elsewhere all in the name of saving money. All in all, a pleasant experience!

The John Denver Show was NOT at all what we expected...DON'T WASTE your money... it was downright depressing - so many sad songs - I went to be entertained with John's songs and instead got more of a Broadway version of a few of his songs and sad Christmas Carols - very disappointed... :(Although the show was a disappointment - the staff made up for with a call apologizing and asked offered to make it up to me - so as I said the show wasn't great - the staff (Lee in particular) - has made great efforts in customer service - thank you!

I like this Arts Center.I like the "feel."I like the local art work.Casual, yet slightly upscale.I was fortunate to attend "Series of Unfortunate Events" author Lemony Snicket at his book signing.What a great event.And what a wonderful, accommodating staff.I had fun and my 11 year old son had a great time.I only hope to attend more events soon.

Great venue and the Home for the Holidays shows was delightful in so many ways. However I was very disappointed there were no real Christmas songs. The Christ was definitely taken out of Christmas for that show.....I would have enjoyed it more even if there were two or three songs such as Oh Holy Night, The First Noel, Hark the Herald, etc.... I heard a few background musical references to Joy to the World and God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman but those were only a few measures. So sad that they missed the real meaning of Christmas.