Front row seats bring out the popcorn and the fun at the Historic Hemet Theatre. From left, General Manager Catie Stanley, volunteer Kathy Jensen-Robinson, HHT Board Member Chuck Robinson, and volunteer Danielle Wagner. Valley News/Courtesy photo
The Historic Hemet Theatre has long been a treasured landmark in the San Jacinto Valley, a place where generations have gathered to experience the magic of live performances, films, and special events. Now, under new leadership and with renewed energy, the theater is embarking on an exciting journey to reconnect with the community and make the space a vibrant hub for the entertainment arts.Catie Stanley, a long-time Hemet resident and Hemet High School graduate, has stepped into the role of General Manager with a passion rooted deeply in her memories of the iconic theater.“I remember coming here as a child when it was a two-dollar cinema,” she said. “Those experiences helped shape my love for the arts. I want this place to feel like a home for everyone; a place where everyone
