Grand Vision Foundation News

In the mid 1990s, the lower lobby sustained extreme water damage due to flooding. The historic red and white checkered linoleum and wooden subfloor were destroyed. In 2007, the rest room dividers...

GVF purchased technically appropriate projector in order for the theatre to be able to access and screen contemporary films. One of GVF's ongoing goals has been to upgrade the Warner Grand Theatre's...

GVF received a grant from The National Trust to conduct an analysis of the peeling paint in the main auditorium. Experts found the causes to be age, deterioration of base paint layer, changes in...

GVF repaired and restored a section of decorated ceiling that was sagging, cracked, and missing sections of plaster. With a matching grant from the Office of then L.A. County Supervisor Don Knabe, a...

GVF replaced the (non-original) main stage drape with a more technically useful curtain that is able to open at the center and move up and down. GVF Board President Fred Allen worked with L.A. stage...

From 2006 - 2008, GVF raised $914,418 through a coordinated community building effort that offered local businesses and residents the opportunity to “adopt” seats at the theater with commemorative...