Midvale Performing Arts Center (MPAC)

MPAC was built in the 1930s and served as Midvale City Hall and the Police Station. The building sat vacant for several years before undergoing extensive remodeling in 2004 and was converted to the Midvale Performing Arts and Community Center. MPAC was dedicated on June 26, 2004 by Mayor JoAnn Seghini. 

 

​MPAC has an auditorium upstairs, with the downstairs being used for office space, dressing rooms, restrooms, and theater storage. The upstairs auditorium is used primarily for arts programs (theater productions, concerts, receptions, etc.) and has permanent seating of 110, with a raised floor at the back of the auditorium that is used for overflow seating and sound/lighting equipment setup. The Arts Council partners with other groups in using the auditorium on a regular basis. Additionally, the auditorium is available for rental to the community for recitals and other performances. 

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Parking in the back of MPAC is limited but there are plenty of public parking spaces within a reasonably short walk from the theater. For parking guidelines, please refer to the map below.