Crandell Theatre
46-48 Main Street, Chatham, NY
The Crandell Theatre is Columbia County’s oldest and largest theatre. An architectural gem, the Crandell has remained basically unchanged since built in 1926 by Walter S. Crandell, as a vaudeville house.
The theatre seats 534 patrons, with 112 of the seats in the balcony. The stage is 26 feet wide and 13 feet deep. The Crandell has a large concession stand, with approximately 40 different selections. Popcorn is popped daily on the premises.
CLC Events at Crandell Theatre:
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Locally Grown
Saturday, October 22nd , 2011 10:00am
Free
The winner of “Looking at the Land” – a contest for young filmmakers will be screened at FilmColumbia. Locally Grown, a 12 minute documentary, is by 16-year-olds Kelt Wilska & Issak Van der Meulen.
Farm Film Fest IV
Sunday, February 5th 1:00pm - 4:00pm
All Ages
Free
Light refreshments will be served. Short films explore New Lebanon farmer’s market, a local farm, a rooftop organic farm in New York City, and Glynwood Center’s Keep Farming Program which had a pilot program in Chatham. The feature length film To Make a Farm tracks five young people who set out to establish their own local-supply food sources using sustainable means.