GET IN TOUCH
Somebody here will answer.
There’s no front desk and nobody on payroll. The LanTex runs on volunteers who have day jobs. Call and you’ll get a neighbor, usually the same day. Write and you’ll hear back within a couple of days, sooner on a show week.
Who to Ask
ONE PHONE NUMBER, FOUR SETS OF HANDSTICKETS & SHOWTIMES
At the Door
Seats aren't reserved and there's no online queue. Cash or card at the window, doors an hour early. The calendar has every date we know about.
See the CalendarRENTALS & EVENTS
Ask George
Weekday bookings, rate schedule, and open dates. One call gets your night on the books: parties, presentations, premieres.
Rent the HouseFRIENDS & VOLUNTEERS
Join the Crew
Memberships, business sponsorships, and concession shifts. Two nights a month is a real help, and the stand always has room.
Ways to HelpOPRY & FILM SOCIETY
The Troupes
Playing the Opry, suggesting a film, or joining the film society. Each group runs its own booking. We'll pass you along to the right one.
The OprySEND A NOTE
Write to the volunteers
It lands in the inbox the Main Street volunteers check between shifts. If it’s about tonight’s show, please call instead.
COMING SOON
The form is not up yet
We’re still wiring this up. Until then a volunteer answers the phone, and that is the fastest way to reach the house anyway.
Call (325) 248-4439
FINDING US
North side of the courthouse square
Look for the red marquee on West Main, a block off Highway 71. An hour and a half from Austin, two from San Antonio. If you can see the courthouse, you’re close enough to walk.
Press, school groups, and film crews
Llano is a certified Texas Film Friendly community, and a 1927 single-screen house makes a fine location. Photos of the house, our history, and shoot permissions all run through the same number.