Everything about The Lobero Theatre totally explained
The
Lobero Theatre, founded by
José Lobero, is a historic building in
Santa Barbara, California. It is at the corner of Anacapa and Canon Perdido Streets, less than a block away from the historic
Presidio of Santa Barbara. Built in
1873 as an
opera house, the theater was rebuilt to designs by architect
George Washington Smith for the
Community Arts Music Association in the early 1920s. It continues to host arts and cultural events on 250 or more days per year.
Because of its live acoustics and relatively small size it's particularly suited to
chamber music. The
Music Academy of the West holds many of its summer concerts in the Lobero.
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