Coming to the LanTex: Will Taylor's Dark Side of the Moon

COMING SOON

Will Taylor's Dark Side of the Moon

DOORS OPEN AT 7:00SHOW AT 8:00

TICKETS AT THE DOOR

THE COMING ATTRACTION

Friday, September 18

Pink Floyd's album reimagined, live on stage. Pre-concert talk at 7:45 PM.

Date
Friday, September 18
Showtimes
8:00 PM · Doors 7:00 PM
Tickets
At the door
Doors
Doors open one hour before showtime
Poster for Will Taylor's Dark Side of the Moon

Coming Up at the LanTex

Call the House →

A LITTLE HISTORY

The Full Story →

One screen.
Ninety-nine years.
Same red marquee.

The LanTex has been showing pictures on the north side of the courthouse square since May 19, 1927. Thirty cents for adults, a dime for the kids. Come see what’s playing this weekend.

1927–2027One hundred years this coming May. See what we’re planning

  1. 1927

    Opens May 19 with The Fourth Commandment. Thirty cents, standing room only.

  2. 1940s

    School concerts, town halls, WWII bond drives. 367 seats and every one spoken for.

  3. 1951

    Fire badly damages the house in August; the rebuild gives the LanTex its mid-century face, and it reopens in March 1952.

  4. Now

    Newer seats, ADA spaces, wider aisles, and Llano Main Street volunteers running the show.

  5. 2027

    One hundred years. Mark the calendar for May 19. We're planning a centennial worth driving in for.

Friends of the LanTex

The building belongs to the City of Llano; the warmth is all volunteers. Friends get movie passes and live-event tickets, and business sponsors see their name on screen before every show.

Become a Friend

Have it for the night

Weekdays the house is open for private parties, presentations, small conferences and workshops. Four hundred seats and a real stage. Call George at (325) 248-4439.

Rent the LanTex
113 W MAIN ST · LLANO, TX 78643
NORTH SIDE OF THE COURTHOUSE SQUARE
LLANO COUNTY COURTHOUSE HISTORIC DISTRICT
NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES, 1989
A CITY OF LLANO FACILITY · (325) 248-4439
SUPPORTED BY COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS
This site was designed and donated to the LanTex Theater and the City of Llano by Jeff Cockrum, Foxdale.