Bankhead Theater - 2007 - Livermore, CA - Dated Architectural Structures Multifarious on Waymarking.com

"The Bankhead Theater is a world class venue with 507 seats and full stage facilities for music, theater, dance, lectures, civic events and conferences. Since it opened in 2007, the Bankhead has welcomed a diverse range of artists and audiences, bringing them together to share the rich experience of live performance. The LVPAC Presents series includes more than 40 exceptional performances throughout the year. Music of all genres is presented, from authentic western swing and the Great American Songbook, to classic rock, smooth jazz and world music, as well as dance, acrobatics, theater, and comedy. Together with performances by the Resident Companies, local community groups, and touring shows, events at the Bankhead engage, entertain, and inspire audiences of all ages." (visit link)

Year built or dedicated as indicated on the structure or plaque: 2007 Full Inscription (unless noted above): The Bankhead Theater. Named for Evelyn Bankhead and family. Dedicated Saturday, September 29, 2007. Architect: MacCracken Architects. General Constractor: Plant Construction LP. Livermore Performing Arts Center Board of Directors. Phillip R Went, Chair. Joan K Seppala, president. Phillip N Dean, Secretary. Michael J Bocchicchio, treasurer. Charles Smith, Executive committee. Denise Watkinss, executive committee. Patrick Kernan, Joseph Madden, Michael Madden, Layne Marceau, Mortimer L Mendelsohn, Tom Reitter. Executive Director: Len Alexnader. City of Livermore: Marshall Kamena, mayor. John Marchand, vice mayor. Concil: Lorraine Dietrich, Doug Horner, Marj Leider. City manager; Linda Barton. City attorney; John Pomidor. Community development director Marc Roberts. County of Alameda. Scott Haggerty, president. Alice Lai Bitker, vice president. Supervisors: Keith Carson, Nate Miley, Gail Steele. County administrator Susan Muranshi, County Counsel, Richard Winnie. Website (if available): Not listed

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