Henrico Theatre

Box Office/Business Hours
Monday-Friday, 12-4pm

Rental & Program Hours
Monday-Thursday, 8am-10pm
Friday & Saturday, 8am-11pm
Sunday, 1-10pm

Historic Site

Private Rental

Henrico Live is Hitting the Road!

It’s been over half a year since we’ve been able to welcome you into the Henrico Theatre, so now we’re bringing the Henrico Theatre to you! We’ve put together a limited series of free outdoor concerts that will feature your favorite Henrico Live performers, as well as some brand-new acts.

Susan Greenbaum
Sunday, October 18, 2020, at 3pm
Susan Greenbaum will kick off the Henrico Live: On the Road series during a concert at Crump Park on the hill in front of the Meadow Farm Museum. Catch some great tunes in a picturesque location and enjoy the fall weather.

PumpHouse Blues 
Sunday, October 25, 2020, at 3pm
PumpHouse Blues was slated to have their Henrico Live debut last March. We’re excited to finally be able to present them to you all. This concert will take place in the field in front of the Dabbs House Museum, located in the Eastern Government Center on Nine Mile Road.

$1 Movies

All $1 movie showings are suspended until further notice. 

The facility has two rooms available for rent:

• The Main Theatre has a maximum capacity of 400. Rental of the Main Theatre includes the use of the Green Room and dressing rooms.
• The Reception Room and Lounge (second floor) has a combined maximum capacity of 72 individuals. Rental of the second floor includes use of the kitchen.

The parking lot has the capacity for 135 vehicles.

• Sample Room Diagrams
• Henrico Theatre Reservation Guide – Auditorium
• Henrico Theatre – Reception Room
• Henrico Theatre Performance Guidelines
• Henrico Theatre Auditorium Application
• Henrico Theatre Application to Collect Monies
• Henrico Theatre Room Setup & Equipment Form
• Facility Reservation Application (Individual)
• Facility Reservation Application (Organization)

Henrico Theatre, located in Highland Springs, originally opened as a movie palace on April 25, 1938. Tickets were $0.25 for adults and $0.10 for children. The Theatre was designated as a bomb shelter during World War II and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 1998, Henrico County purchased the property from the Horne family, owners and operators from 1976 to 1998.