Halle Cultural Arts Center
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Renee Anderson |
The Halle Cultural Arts Center of Apex is located at 237 North Salem Street in Historic downtown Apex. It currently has 3 galleries, 1 studio classroom, and a 135 seat theatre. (Driving directions)
Tickets are available at the Halle Cultural Arts Center Box Office
237 N. Salem St., (in historic downtown Apex)
Mon-Fri 9:00 am-6:00 pm and Sat 9:00 am-1:00 pm
All events are general admission seating. Tickets generally go on sale one month prior to the event. You may purchase tickets at the Halle Cultural Arts Center Box Office, Monday- Friday from 9am to 6pm and Saturday from 9am to 1pm. We do not offer will call or phone sales at this time. The Box Office accepts Visa, Master Card, checks or cash for payment. For your added convenience, tickets may be purchased through the Etix link below. Please remember that online ticket sales are suspended thirty minutes prior to show time and will then only be available at the Box Office.
In the rare event of a performance cancellation, all refunds will be issued through the Halle Cultural Arts Center Box Office. Tickets may not be exchanged for alternate engagements.
Please note: The Halle Cultural Arts Center utilizes Etix, a third-party service provider. This service is offered strictly for the convenience of the ticket purchaser. Those choosing to use Etix will be charged a per ticket
convenience fee. The amount is calculated from the value of the ticket with a minimum charge of $1.00. This convenience fee goes directly to Etix and has no relationship to The Halle Cultural Arts Center.
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Volunteers Needed
If you would like to volunteer with ushering, special events, concessions, setup/breakdown of events etc. please let us know! Just fill out The Halle Cultural Arts Center Volunteer Form and bring it on in and we will keep you on our list as new and exciting events are scheduled!
Upcoming Events...
Apex Latino Art Exhibit and Sale
Reception: Friday May 11, 6-8pm-FREE
with a Silent Auction to benefit Arts for Life
Meet the Artists and enjoy Heavy Hors D'oeuvres
Exhibit runs May 11-June 2
Artists:
Juliet Torrellas
Susana Fernandez
Claudia Pureco
Olga Renovales
Madeline Schneider
Consuelo Rodriquez
Madeline Schneider
Camilo Vergara
Ursi Galletti
Titania Delgado
Exhibit also Featuring Youth Artists:
Simon Amoni
Istel Antunez
Abby Blain
Katherine Blain
Niko Rabah
Jean Carlos Renovales-Negron
Gabriel Renovales
Luz Clara Santiago Perez
Jackeline Valazquez
Diego Vergara
For more information visit website www.apexlatinfest.com
Pizza & a Show featuring "The Adventures of Tin Tin"
Thursday, May 17, 2012
6-8 pm (Doors: 5:30 pm)
Tickets: $5.00 for the meal, $2 for 2 and under
The movie is FREE!
We set up tables and ONLY 80 chairs for this special monthly event. Enjoy a slice or two of pizza while watching the movie. Bottled water, chips and dessert are served. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. These events sell out so make sure to buy your tickets today!
Apex Historical Society Presents
Jefferson's Masterpiece.....
The Compelling Story of the Declaration of Independence
Featuring: Dennis Parker, author of "Jefferson's Masterpiece"
Tuesday, May 22
7:00 pm - FREE
LIMITED SEATING
Book Signing will follow the Presentation
Friday, June 1st
6pm-9pm
Latino Culinary Fest. ($2/Person)
Savor food and desserts from many Latin American and Caribbean countries.
Featuring Ballet Folklorico Espiritu Latino
Arts and Crafts Bazaar
Location: Historic Depot, Downtown Apex, 220 N.Salem
Street.
Saturday, June 2nd
10am-3pm
Free Arts and Crafts workshops for everyone.
Folk Dance Groups, Piñatas, Art Exhibit, and more!
Location: Halle Cultural Arts Center, 237 N. Salem Street, Apex.
For more information visit www.apexlatinfest.com
Rentals
- Rental Request Worksheet
- Alcohol Permit
- Hold Harmless Agreement
- Floorplans
- Artist Application
- Instructor Application
- Artist/Gallery Contract
- Halle Cultural Arts Center Brochure
History
The Halle Cultural Arts Center was built as the Town of Apex Town Hall in 1912. The population of Apex was estimated at 700. Construction cost was $7,500.
It served many purposes. Outside the front door on the sidewalk was a hand operated pump well. The first floor contained a farmers market offering seasonal fruits, vegetables, and fresh chickens. A firehouse and two jail cells were in the rear. A ticket office was near the front door.
Upstairs was the Mayor’s office and a theatre with opera style seating and large windows for ventilation (HVAC today!). It was a home for silent movies, dramas and musicals, as well as the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources. It is located in the heart of the downtown Historic District and is perfect for exhibitions, musicals, dances, plays, receptions, meetings, fund raisers, and celebrations.