The Elbert Theatre Foundation runs summer theatre camps in Elberton for children (grades K-5) and teens (grades 6-12), covering auditions, singing, dancing, crafts, and rehearsals, with campers performing a show for a live audience on the final day.
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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 The Elbert Theatre directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Amy PVOne of my favorite parts about Elberton... Local theater productions and weekend movies at this historic locale. You can't beat the prices for tickets and concessions! It feels like half the price of a bigger theater, but since there's only one screen you'll have to be patient for what movie they have available at the time. The theater and arts center are also available for private events, and offer unique experiences for the community... I've seen live music, kids activities, and art classes, etc.
★★★★★Angela BrownMy daughter and I went to see a play and it was great!!! This was our second one. I have my calendar marked for all the upcoming plays. It's nice to find clean family entertainment. This is definitely where you want to be!
★★★★Ishikia BennettWe went to see a play. The first impression was the entrance way and concessions area need to be updated. It was clean. The inside of theater was pretty roomy but the seats are too close together. If you have a middle row seat good luck getting to it especially if the guests on the ends are not courteous enough to stand and allow you to be seated! For it to be an older theater it was in pretty good shape...
★★★★★Lisa E. (Peachy in Georgia)Lovely little historic theater with great popcorn! Movies are shown on the big screen each week and don't miss Encore Productions awesome community theater performances here too!
★★★★★Cory AndersonAwesome small town theater. Clean and very good customer service. It's an excellent thing to have in a small town and seems to have allot of community support. It only has one screen but it does show first run movies. Also the concessions are very reasonably priced compared to other theaters.