For generations, The REES Theatre has been the heart of downtown Plymouth — a place where neighbors gather to laugh, celebrate, learn, and make memories. Now, the beloved nonprofit organization is reaching out to the community it has long served, inviting residents, past attendees, and longtime supporters to help ensure its story continues.
The REES Theatre is currently accepting donations to support its ongoing mission of preserving the historic landmark while bringing exceptional entertainment and educational programming to the region.
"Every experience at The REES is made possible because of supporters like you," the organization shared in a recent message to friends and patrons. "Whether you've attended a performance, volunteered your time, or simply love seeing The REES thrive, we invite you to become a part of our story."
As a nonprofit, The REES relies on the generosity of its community to keep its doors open and its calendar full. From live concerts and classic films to children's programming and special community events, the theatre's diverse offerings have made it a cornerstone of cultural life in Plymouth and the surrounding area.
Donations of any size will go directly toward efforts to:
- Preserve and maintain the historic theatre building
- Bring outstanding live entertainment to the community
- Offer educational and family-friendly programming
- Create memorable experiences for audiences of all ages and
- Ensure The REES remains a vibrant gathering place for generations to come
"If The REES has ever been a part of a special memory for you or your family, we hope you'll consider giving back today," the theatre said.
The REES Theatre has long stood as more than just a venue — it represents the shared history and creative spirit of the Plymouth community. With community support, organizers hope to carry that legacy well into the future.
To make a gift or learn more about how your donation supports The REES Theatre, visit their website or contact the theatre directly. www.reestheatre.org
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