The Carolina Civic Center Historic Theater is a beautifully-restored treasure listed on the National Register of Historic Places that offers visitors a unique and visually stunning experience. The theater is located at 315 North Chestnut Street in the heart of downtown Lumberton. First opened in 1928 as a vaudeville and silent film house, the theater offers a wide array of programming including live touring performances, original productions, art exhibits, films, special events and rentals.
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Our State Magazine Partnership

Huge shoutout to our partner Our State Magazine, who will again be supplying the theater with complimentary copies of the magazine to hand out to our patrons at shows (while […]

Christmas School Show Reservations Start Sept. 5!

THE SCHOOL SHOW FLYER CAN BE DOWNLOADED BY FOLLOWING THIS LINK:  School Show 2024 flyer Dear Teachers, At 1:00 pm, Thursday, September 5, we will officially begin taking reservations for […]

2024-25 Mainstage Schedule Announced!

CAROLINA CIVIC CENTER HISTORIC THEATER 2024-25 SEASON SCHEDULE TOURING AND ORIGINAL MAINSTAGE PERFORMANCES The Carolina Civic Center Historic Theater, located in downtown Lumberton, has announced its 2024-25 mainstage series of […]

Theater Launches Carolina Comedy Jam!

Let’s Jam Lumberton! The Carolina Civic Center and The Locals Comedy are proud to announce the first ever Carolina Comedy Jam – a LIVE stand-up comedy night on Friday, August […]

Annex Project Advertisement for Bid

The Carolina Civic Center Foundation, which manages and programs the Carolina Civic Center Historic Theater, has announced that City of Lumberton is accepting bid proposals for the theater’s annex project. […]

2023-24 Mainstage Schedule Announced

CAROLINA CIVIC CENTER HISTORIC THEATER 2023-24 SEASON SCHEDULE TOURING AND ORIGINAL MAINSTAGE PERFORMANCES The Carolina Civic Center Historic Theater, located in downtown Lumberton, has announced its 2023-24 mainstage series of […]

Civic Center Featured in Borderbelt News Article

Civic Center Featured in Borderbelt News Article

“The story of the Carolina Civic Center in downtown Lumberton has had several chapters over the past century, from silent film house to vacant building to born-again theater space. Its […]