
“String of Pearls:” 7 Dazzling Upstate Theatres That Will Amaze You
A writer once described them as "New York's string of pearls stretching across the center of the state." These seven theatres, all built in the 1920s or earlier, are nothing short of spectacular. They follow a direct line across Upstate New York. They were built for silent movies and grew to be the center of each city's entertainment world. All of them hit hard times more than once along the way but they are still here, still open, still glittering, and still welcoming guests to "come and see a show." These theatres are listed from Troy to Buffalo, east to west. Take a look at these wonders!
14 Spectacular Places to See A Concert in Upstate New York
These are some of the most glamourous and astoundingly beautiful theaters in all of Upstate New York. From the very modern (the Frank Gehry designed concert hall at Bard College) to the very, very old (several from 150+ years ago), this is a collection of great places to see a concert in Upstate New York. Note that this gallery includes the original "String of Pearls." These are gorgeous vaudeville and silent movie houses built in the early 1900s, and are still active today. They "string" along from Troy to Buffalo. Just awesome!
Gallery Credit: Chuck D'Imperio
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