Crews started work last week on phase 2 of updating the 95-year-old building.
The 7th Street Theatre in Hoquiam is getting a facelift. Crews started work last week on phase 2 of updating the 95-year-old building. The current phase is said to cost around $330,000 with The Daily World reporting the biggest part of the money going to restoration and painting on the J street side of the theatre. As the facelift continues, the work is getting more expensive as a lot of small problems are being discovered, adding to the total cost. You can help by attending weekend movie nights or by donating directly to the theatre. We have a link on our website. https://www.7thstreettheatre.com/donate
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