Lompoc airport will be awash with color during the 'Lompoc Chalks' art and entertainment festival slated for Oct. 4-6.
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2nd Annual Lompoc Teens’ Got Talent Returns Next Month →
Lompoc Teen Center and Lompoc Theatre Project are excited to host the second annual Lompoc Teens’ Got Talent showcase next month.
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Grammy Winners Dave Alvin and Greg Leisz Together Again in Benefit Concert for Lompoc Theatre Project June 29
On Saturday, June 29, The Stone Pine Sessions presents an evening with roots music legend Dave Alvin and multi-instrumentalist/producer Greg Leisz in concert at Stone Pine Hall in Lompoc, CA.
Read MoreLompoc Theatre Project has Phase II Fundraising Goal in Sight
The Lompoc Theatre Project is closing in on a $3 million dollar Phase II fundraising goal that will help make the dream of restoring the town's 97-year-old performing arts theater a reality.
“The Lompoc Theatre Project is excited to announce that we have done it!" Herrier said in a press release. "Thanks to the unbelievable response from our supporters, we met the challenge presented to us by the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians and matched their $150,000 grant officially announced last June. In fact, we raised over $200,000!”
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Lompoc Theater Project Receives Over $2.2 Million In The State Budget
Senator Monique Limón championed a funding request, with the support of Assemblymember Hart, to secure $2.285 million in the California State Budget to fund renovations for the 1927 Lompoc Theater Project. This funding comes as an addition to the recent investment of $150,000 from the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians.
“I am proud to have led this request to secure $2.285 million for the Lompoc Theater Project in this year's State Budget,” said Senator Limón. “This project has been years in the making and will provide a cultural center in the heart of Lompoc – bringing together families, children, artists and theater enthusiasts. I am thrilled to see this project come to life.”
“This is the biggest thing to happen to the Lompoc Theatre since the day it opened. We now have a clear path forward that could enable us to reopen the theater in time for its 100th birthday,” said Mark Herrier, Executive Director of the Lompoc Theatre Project. “The hardworking people of Lompoc deserve this, our children deserve this, and we cannot thank Senator Limón enough. This changes everything forever.”