The Reilly Arts Center is bringing life to the Marion Theater starting this month through film, live performances, music, art and more.
The historic Marion Theatre has been quiet since shutting its doors earlier this year thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. And then with the former operators retiring, the Ocala City Council approved a one-year lease in early July for the Reilly Arts Center to operate the Marion Theater for mixed-use programming.
“Right off the bat we plan to offer an eclectic and rotating schedule of films and a unique live event mixed in every once in a while. From a film perspective, we are moving away from first-run films. In our first month, we plan on showing more than 20 diverse films, from family, to foreign, to classic and beyond,” says Executive Director of the Reilly Pamela Calero Wardell.
To learn all about these exciting new changes, check out the August issue of 352 Preview at https://bit.ly/30zRn5T.
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