The Lincoln Theatre, a performing arts center at 117 East Main Street in Marion, hosts two free summer theatre camps in July for children entering first through twelfth grade. The Missoula Children's Theatre residency casts every child in a full production, with a week of rehearsing lines, songs, and dances leading to a Saturday community performance. The theatre's own Summer Creatives camp covers backstage work, running two days for grades 1-5 and two days for grades 6-12. Both require registration.
The practical details
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 Lincoln Theatre directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleA wonderful theater! We went for the showing of All Quiet On The Western Front and it was great. Clean theater with a lot of seating options. There were eight people in the showing total and the clarity of audio/visual was crisp (a touch too loud at times but that is a personal sensitivity) Will definitely keep and eye on future events! seat 205/206
The Lincoln Theatre is a stable for downtown Marion. They have so many great people that are enthusiastic, devoted, talented, and eager to be apart of the community. I’ve really enjoyed their tik toks, check it out!
The Lincoln Theatre is hands-down the crown jewel and focal point of Marion’s beautiful historic downtown! This gorgeously renovated historic theater is absolutely breathtaking and still manages to feel warm and welcoming. The staff is exceptional—knowledgeable, friendly, and truly invested in making every experience unforgettable. The lineup of entertainment is outstanding, with first-rate shows that rival much larger venues. The Lincoln Theatre isn’t just a place to see a show—it’s the heartbeat of the community. An absolute must-visit and a source of real pride for Marion!
We enjoyed another great show at Lincoln Theater! Jeff Parker and Company, followed by Sam Bush. The theater is beautiful inside and there isn’t a bad seat in the house. Employees are super friendly and helpful. They offer light concessions for purchase like popcorn, kettle corn, candy, etc. Tickets are reasonable and there is always the possibility to see yourself on Song of the Mountains! The Lincoln Theater is a true gem in Marion.
We were lucky enough to get a tour of this theater last year. I'm so happy to see such a magical piece of history restored and being used today. This is what brought us back to Marion again this year in hopes of seeing a performance in the theater. We reserved early and were lucky to enjoy Song of the Mountains with Rhonda Vincent. The music was fantastic and the performances and music were outstanding. We truly enjoyed the concert which really made our trip.







