Zumbrota State Theatre — Historic Community Venue Since 1921
Est. 1921 · Zumbrota, Minnesota
Zumbrota State Theatre
Designed by architect and Zumbrota native Charles L. Grover, the State Theatre in downtown Zumbrota was built in 1921 as a vaudeville house for radio shows, plays, and silent movies. Today, this 260-seat nonprofit community venue welcomes audiences from Zumbrota and southeastern Minnesota for live music, theatre, films, special events, and local celebrations.
Up Next
Scottie Miller: "Hello Pain" — Album Release with Orchestra
7:00 PM · Zumbrota State Theatre, downtown Zumbrota, Minnesota
Buy Tickets — $40
Scottie Miller in concert for his Southern Minnesota Album Release at The Zumbrota
2026 Concerts & Events
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Mission of the Zumbrota State Theatre
Support the cultural life of Zumbrota and its surrounding communities.
Promote artistic expression through diverse programming, including music, theatre, film, and other performing & visual arts.
Foster community engagement and collaboration, encourage educational and artistic development, and reflect the cultural diversity of the population we serve.
The 260-seat Zumbrota State Theatre is a nonprofit community venue in downtown Zumbrota, Minnesota, presenting live performances, concerts, movies, and local events.
Keep the Curtain Up
Your support keeps this historic 1921 venue alive for the community. Every donation makes a difference. Our Digital Donor Board is currently under construction — check back soon to see a growing list of our generous supporters!