Friends of The Historic Seminole Theatre

Friends of The Historic Seminole Theatre The Seminole Cultural Arts Theatre Inc., dba Friends of The Historic Seminole Theatre - 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization for the 458-seat Seminole Theatre.

The history of the Seminole Theatre dates back to the early 1920′s when a Homestead pioneer by the name of James Washington English, along with Henry Booker, Sr., built the Theatre on Krome Avenue in the center of downtown Homestead. The Theatre originally opened on November 26, 1921 as a cinema, primarily showing the then popular silent movies. The Seminole Theatre quickly became the place to go for entertainment and social gatherings in South Dade County and the upper Keys.

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18 N Krome Avenue
Homestead, FL
33030

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(786) 650-2072

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