The historic Farmington Civic Theater is located in downtown Farmington, Michigan. The theater opened in 1940 and is still in operation. The Civic is a historical site. The Farmington Civic Theater was constructed in 1939/1940 and officially opened September 20, 1940. The movie theater was built on the site of a vacant A&P Supermarket, which was torn down to make way for the new theater. The property was owned by Louis Rose (Louis Rose Builders-Detroit). He was also primarily responsible for the construction of the new building. The plans called for Associate Theatres Inc. to operate the movie business operations. The company operated a string of movie houses throughout Detroit and Michigan at the time. Edward Hohler became the Manager of the Civic Theatre and stayed on when the business was taken over by Community Theaters in 1943. Hohler, who died in 1989, purchased the business in 1951 and remained manager until his son Gregory took over in 1973. Greg Hohler purchased the theater building from the Louis Rose estate in 1989. He made a number of investments in the theater until its sale to the City of Farmington, Michigan in 1999.. This included closing the theater for the first time in its history for a five-week remodeling. The balcony became the upstairs theater. More information...
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