There are many ways you can support the Augusta Colonial Theater's mission.
DonateAll donations, of any amount, help further our mission of restoring and operating the Augusta Colonial Theater. Every gift matters and we are so grateful for your consideration. Click here to review the many gifting options available.
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VolunteerVolunteer opportunities vary from physical labor (cleaning, construction, etc.) to helping out with events, tours, and outreach. When specific opportunities are needed, they will be announced on our official Facebook page.
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Buy a TicketWhen you attend our events, you are helping to bring the Augusta Colonial Theater to its former and future glory. It also helps our local community and economy by revitalizing our amazing downtown Augusta area.
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E-Mail UsSend us an email using our contact form if you have any question about our upcoming events or ways that you can help the Augusta Colonial Theater as we work together to make our historic theater better than ever.
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We Are Grateful!
THANK YOU!!!
Pictured: Chris Selwood who has spent over 400 hours cleaning and making the Augusta Colonial Theater accessible to the public. Thanks, Chris! Photo Credit: Sergei Chaparin.
Teens from the Augusta Teen Center helping out at the theater.
This group of young thespians from the Maine Arts Academy spent the annual Day of Caring cleaning up the theater.
Even our chair and vice chair have been known to pick up a broom to help the cause!
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Shout out to all of the generous individuals and organizations who made our doors and windows restoration project a reality.
Thank you to our fabulous Water Street neighbors who have continually shown support for the mission of the Augusta Colonial Theater.
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From handing out candy at Halloween, to braving the weather during the annual tree lighting, to participating in the annual Day of Caring, our volunteers make it all happen!
Cathy and Kathi handing out free popcorn at the Augusta tree lighting - a cold December day!
Students from Maine Arts Academy and their theatre teacher stacking salvaged bricks along the side of the building.
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