Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple
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The Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple is a nonprofit arts and education center in a 1930 landmark building that runs Summer Arts Academy camps from June through August, including its SummerStage musical theatre program. Campers take daily classes with professional music directors, acting coaches, theatre artists and choreographers and rehearse a show such as Disney's Moana JR, performing on the Center's historic main stage. The Center also offers workshops, school field trips and youth performances year-round.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleCollaborating with the team at Scranton Cultural Center is always a wonderful experience. Kelly and her team truly have weddings at the Cultural Center down to a science. From planning through execution, everything is organized, thoughtful, and handled with such ease. Kelly is a joy to work with. She is incredibly organized, always willing to help, and genuinely enthusiastic when it comes to brainstorming ideas and finding solutions. That level of support makes a meaningful difference throughout the planning process and on the day of the wedding. The Scranton Cultural Center itself is a stunning historic space that lends itself beautifully to a wide range of design styles and personal tastes. It has a timeless quality while still feeling flexible and adaptable, allowing each event to feel completely unique. It is a venue I trust and enjoy working at, and one that consistently delivers a smooth, well executed experience for both couples and their vendor teams.
Was there to see the Book of Mormon in a front row aisle seat. The show was amazing and so was one of the ushers! I didn't catch his name but he noticed me trying to elevate my injured ankle and brought me a chair to prop it on! Very thankful since it helped immensely!
Watched two great shows here at different times. The staff are amazing and friendly. The only thing that caused a kiss in a start is the theater is run down and needs to be renovated. Still, though, it gave it a retro feel.
Whiskey Myers acoustic with friends. The place is beautiful and intimate, unfortunately the place as it is beautiful, it is still old and not updated. So the seats are very tightly packed. Sitting was pretty much on top of each other touching the person next to you the whole time. Very clostriphobic and my wife's anxiety spiked almost immediately. She said the bathrooms also were not updated so the toilets were very awkward and hard to get in and out of. They had only two bars that were pretty much pop up tables and the lines were awkward and long also. With the second floor bar line reaching down across the hallway then down the staircase which made getting into the men's bathroom wired. The music and show were very good. Excellent sound, great night.
The Cultural Center is a great venue. I think every seat would be great to see a show. However to leave the parking garages after the show was a nightmare... Took us close to an hour to leave because the ticket machine to pay is so slow and glitches. Park on the street if you can.


