Lancaster Performing Arts Center
The Lancaster Performing Arts Center is a city-run theater on Lancaster Boulevard in downtown Lancaster, in the Antelope Valley. It opened on November 22, 1991, and describes itself as the largest performing arts facility in the northernmost part of Los Angeles County.
The center is in its 34th season. Its 2026 to 2027 lineup includes saxophonist Boney James, The 3 International Tenors, and rock tribute shows, alongside comedy and family programming. A foundation formed with the center supports capital improvements and an arts education program for young people.
Every patron needs a ticket regardless of age. Oversized bags, outside food and drinks, and cameras or recording devices are not allowed. The box office is open Tuesday through Friday from 1 to 5 p.m.
Know Before You Go
- Venue type: Performing Arts Center
- Opened: 1991
- Operator: City of Lancaster
- Programming: Touring jazz, tribute bands, vocal groups, comedy and family shows
- Ages: Varies by show
- Phone: (661) 723-5950
This profile is part of The 824 Journal Guide to Live Music Venues in Los Angeles and Orange County.
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Venue Details
- Address
- 750 W. Lancaster Blvd.
Lancaster, CA 93534 - City, State
- Lancaster, CA
- Indoor / Outdoor
- Indoor
- Standing / Seated
- Seated
- Phone
- (661) 723-5950
Amenities
- Food
- Concessions
- Drinks
- Concessions
- Bag Policy
- Oversized bags are prohibited, and patrons should arrive early for security screening.
https://www.lpac.org/about/lpac-policies/
Photographer's FAQ
- Camera Policy
- Cameras of any kind and audio recording equipment are prohibited.
https://www.lpac.org/about/lpac-policies/