Since its grand opening in 1927 as the Broadway Theatre, now known as the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC), this iconic Hudson Valley venue has hosted an extraordinary array of artists across music, comedy, dance, and theater. From legendary musicians and bands to world-renowned comedians and performers, UPAC has welcomed national and international headliners who have left a lasting mark on audiences. Its storied stage has seen everything from rock and jazz to classical music and cutting-edge performances, reflecting a rich and diverse cultural legacy.
Today, UPAC continues to celebrate this heritage, serving as a premier destination for live entertainment and connecting generations of artists with the community.
Opened in 1927 as a lavish movie palace and vaudeville house, the Broadway Theatre — now the Ulster Performing Arts Center — remains today a premier Hudson Valley performing arts venue hosting national and international headliners.