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The mission of Johnson Hall is to promote, create and inspire artistic excellence through the presentation of world-class entertainment and professional performing arts education and to drive cultural and economic growth for our community.

Johnson Hall is the Oldest Opera House in Maine and is the leading theatrical force in the Kennebec Valley.  At present all performances are held in our 117 seat studio theater on the first floor and we have begun a second and third floor renovation process that will reopen the historic third floor theater no later than 2019.

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Open Book Players-The World of Carl Sandburg (Eve)

Johnson Hall Theater 280 Water Street, Gardiner, ME, United States

FAQs What are my transport/parking options getting to the event? Parking is available on Water Street, Machanic Street and in the Arcade

Open Book Players-The World of Carl Sandburg (Matinee)

Johnson Hall Theater 280 Water Street, Gardiner, ME, United States

FAQs What are my transport/parking options getting to the event? Parking is available on Water Street, Machanic Street and in the Arcade

Max Ater

Johnson Hall Theater 280 Water Street, Gardiner, ME, United States

Recently signing on with Michigan-based label Prudential Records, 24-year-old Pop phenom Max Ater is on the rise.  Capturing audiences with his award-winning voice

Capital City Improv

Johnson Hall Theater 280 Water Street, Gardiner, ME, United States

Using audience suggestions and interviews, Capital City Improv creates unique, on-the-spot comedy shows that live for one night only! Dennis Price, founder

Slaid Cleaves (Fri)

Johnson Hall Theater 280 Water Street, Gardiner, ME, United States

Now twenty-five years into his storied career, Cleaves' songwriting has never been more potent than on his new album Ghost on the

Slaid Cleaves (Sat)

Johnson Hall Theater 280 Water Street, Gardiner, ME, United States

Now twenty-five years into his storied career, Cleaves' songwriting has never been more potent than on his new album Ghost on the