The Breckenridge Theater has been through several remodels since the 1960s and ’70s when it housed The Cow Palace restaurant, a bronze foundry, and finally the landmark Shamus O’Toole’s Roadhouse Saloon before becoming a community theater. The 2002 remodel, funded by the Town and a long list of donors, created a permanent home for the Breckenridge Backstage Theatre, its now resident company. Remodeled again in 2016, today’s Breckenridge Theater has a false front, a storefront window, and barn doors that open onto the Arts District campus. Inside, it sports a contemporary look with a spacious lobby that doubles as a gallery space, and 137 cozy seats. The Backstage Theatre, a 501(c)(3) community organization, continues to offer community-based and professional theatrical productions, and classes and camps for all ages. Technological upgrades to the facility accommodate other cultural offerings from speaker series and films to intimate concerts. Visit Backstage Theatre for upcoming shows, classes, and ticket information and to learn more about how to get involved.