Experience Live From Tuesday Creek on July 25
doors open: 6 p.m. | show starts: 7 p.m. | ft. Adam Remnant & the Signs
Join us on Saturday, July 25 at 7 p.m. for another unforgettable evening of music, theater, and historic new beginnings at the Tecumseh Theater.
No two performances of Live From Tuesday Creek are ever the same. Each show features a new lineup of live music, theatrical performances, and stories inspired by the Little Cities of Black Diamonds region.
This month's performance features Adam Remnant & the Signs as our featured musical act, along with another performance of our mini-play, This Time Around.
Whether you joined us for our Grand (re)Opening or are planning your first visit, this is the perfect opportunity to experience the revitalized Tecumseh Theater. Enjoy our improved sound system, air-conditioned theater, and an evening filled with community in the heart of Shawnee, Ohio.
Welcome to The Tecumseh Theater: The Soul of the Little Cities
We are located at 114-116 West Main Street in the National Register of Historic Places District in Shawnee, Ohio.
The building was built in 1908 and saved from the wrecking ball in 1976. Today, the exterior of the building is completely renovated, and eyes are now focused on the second-story opera house for renovation. Sunday Creek Associates is the nonprofit that owns and operates the Tecumseh Theater. sundaycreekassociates.org
On June 6th, the second floor of our historic building will open for the first time since 1960 to the public, welcoming in a new generation to our community space.
Join Our Community ⟶
The Proscenium May 2026 Newsletter Out Now!
Explore our May 2026 Newsletter as we head toward our Grand (re)Opening!
Learn more about our theater
Watch this “Driving With Darbee” video, produced by WOSU Public Television, where Jeff Darbee and Nancy Recchie revisit where they had their first date together.
You, too, can come visit the Tecumseh Theater, and discover the history and nature of Shawnee. You can also imagine what the future might be like as we continue to renovate and hold the theater up together.
“If we didn’t have the theater, there would be no gathering. From local people to out of town people, the first thing they say is ‘can we go upstairs?’ Without the people who care for and love the theater, it wouldn’t be here.”
– Deb Hutmire, Shawnee resident
