Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex
Step into the vibrant heart of Joplin at the Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex, a gem along Route 66 that celebrates local culture and creativity. This dynamic venue hosts an array of performances, art exhibitions, and community events, making it a perfect pit stop for travelers seeking immersive experiences. With its historic charm and contemporary flair, the Complex invites you to enjoy live music, captivating art, and a warm atmosphere that embodies the spirit of the Mother Road. Whether you're an art lover or just passing through, this is a must-visit destination on your Route 66 journey!
Saint Ace
3 weeks ago"I only know this building form the outside but my goodness it's beautiful. I've been too busy to attend but the performances are lined up and can be seen on their website. leave a review if you go."
Michael Edmonds
5 months ago"I play piano here all the time, everyone is always so friendly, it's a great place for artsy people and has a huge stage for plays and performances, the one I got to see here hosted by the school was wonderful and they were so talented. Great place!"
Tara Schneider
11 months ago"I have taken several courses here and they have been fantastic! I would recommend calling if you are having issues booking a course online."
Sean Gray
11 months ago"They host great events, recently attended a Pro Musica event with my children, it was their first classical chamber band, and I got to see my college professor there from years ago. Very clean, friendly, and safe. My friend and I went there and experienced a Beatles tribute band, Brit Beat there, too. Nice place."
Bobbie Vasquez
10 months ago"We watched a magician called Mike Super here. The show was great! We were given a few tips about the center before we went. One was that to get a drink you had to buy one of their cups for $4.50 & then you paid for the soda also. Also they take credit cards, but if you pay cash, you need to have exact change because they don't give you change; they consider it a donation. They are raising money for the arts. We are a bit overweight, but we fit in the seats ok, however if we were much bigger, it might have been uncomfortable. Overall it was a fun experience."
