About
Steeped in the Texas tradition of historic preservation and local community, The Beltonian Theater is an iconic fixture of arts and entertainment. Recently purchased by Belton residents Wes and Aida Riddle, the unique dinner theater serves not only as a movie house, but also offers entertainment such as comedy shows, live music, talent and variety shows. In addition, the theater is available for birthday parties, anniversaries, corporate and private functions, religious and political events, and even family reunions. So come join us and be part of an exciting new time in the long history of The Beltonian Theater!
See upcoming events by clicking on the “calendar” or “events and shows” links.
The Beltonian Theater Private Club
The Beltonian Theater’s private club will offer wine and beer to members. Please note that during some of our events we will not serve wine and beer.
History
Established in 1900, The Beltonian Theater has experienced several incarnations including time as a church, an antique store and even a billiard hall. In the 1920s, locals and soldiers from nearby Camp Hood were the primary patrons of the theater. It remained a popular gathering place for entertainment through the 30s, 40s, 50s, and 1960s. The last major renovation of the theater took place in 2008. However, after just a short time, the theater closed.
Community Involvement
The Beltonian Theater proudly sponsors:
- Hope Pregnancy Centers
- Sparta Elementary
- Fort Hood Family Readiness Group
- Belton Lions Club
The Beltonian Theater
219 East Central Avenue, Belton, Texas 76513
(254) 939-1230
