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Arts & Entertainment

Youngstown is your destination for culture and entertainment. National and international acts from the entire musical spectrum visit our entertainment venues. A feast for the eyes awaits at our art museums. Community theater productions abound. And ice shows, monster trucks, and circuses delight audiences from young to old.

Covelli Centre Rock Concert and Butler Art Institute Gallery

Performing Arts & Entertainment

Covelli Centre (opens in new window)

Youngstown's premier sports and entertainment facility; home of the USHL's Youngstown Phantoms.
DeYor Performing Arts Center (opens in new window)

Home of the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra; includes the historic Edward W. Powers Auditorium and the Ford Family Recital Hall.
Hopewell Theatre (opens in new window)

A small, intimate, community theater.
Judge Morley Performing Arts Pavilion (opens in new window)

The home of Mill Creek MetroPark's summer concert series; outdoor pavilion with lawn seating.
Stambaugh Auditorium (opens in new window)

Historic auditorium featuring a concert hall with near-perfect acoustics and a ballroom.
The Youngstown Playhouse (opens in new window)

One of the longest continually running community theaters in the country.
Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre (opens in new window)

The pinnacle of outdoor entertainment in Youngstown; located in the Downtown riverfront, within the Raymond John Wean Foundation's Wean Park.

Visual Arts

McDonough Museum of Art (opens in new window)

YSU's and the Mahoning Valley's premier center for contemporary art.
The Butler Institute of American Art (opens in new window)

"America's Museum"; the first museum dedicated exclusively to American art; expansive collection spanning 3 centuries; also includes the hands-on Sweeney Children's Gallery.