Home » Places Gowanda's Historic Hollywood Theater The Historic Hollywood Theater originally opened on April 16, 1926. Famous back in the day for hosting big bands, famous vaudeville performers, first run motion pictures and live performances. The theater closed their doors in 1992, leaving the building abandoned and susceptible to damage. Since 1997, after being named a New York State and National Historic Registry landmark, volunteers "Friends of the Hollywood" have been working to restore the theater and hold events there as well. Currently it hosts the Horror at the Hollywood, a Halloween event, movies at Christmastime, the huge Hollywood Happening Motorcycle Event, and is a big part of the Heritage Festival in Gowanda. Historic Hollywood Theater in Gowanda 39 W. Main St. Gowanda, NY 14070 United States Phone: 716 532-6103 42° 27' 11.6424" N, 78° 56' 5.28" W Website: www.gowandahollywoodthe ... General Information Wheelchair Accessible: Unknown Parking: Unknown RV Parking: Unknown Bus Parking: Unknown Pets Allowed: Unknown Accepts Credit Cards: Unknown Internet Access: Unknown Conference / Meeting / Banquet: Unknown Playground: Unknown Indoor Pool: Unknown Outdoor Pool: Unknown Swimming: Boat Launch or Dock: Fishing Access: Equestrian Trail Access: Unknown Bicycle Trail Access: Unknown Hiking Trail Access: Unknown Mountain Biking Trail Access: Unknown Snowmobile Trail Access: Unknown Please note Please note that this information may change and may be incorrect Gowanda's Historic Hollywood Theater is categorized in Autumn Spring Summer Winter Movie Theater Theater Gowanda Historic sites Hollywood Theater Email this page Travel Guide It's a full 56-page comprehensive guide, highlighting the activities and attractions in our County and it's FREE!! View the visitor's guide online or request that the Enchanted Mountains guide be snail mailed to you for FREE! Related Events "Christmas in the Park" at Allegany State Park Ellicottville's 2019 Christmas Stroll GOACC's Santa Claus Lane Parade 2019 Breakfast with Santa at Sprague's Maple Farm Richard Nolan Exhibition Opening at JCC Center Gallery