1925 - Happy “100th” Birthday to The Egyptian Theatre - 2025
On behalf of The ETPA Board of Directors, we would like to thank the community for sharing the Theatre’s 100th Birthday Celebration with us on Saturday November 15th. 2025. We would also like to thank the following organizations and individuals that sponsored the event helping us make the celebration special!
Restaurant O - Walmart - Pacific Power Foundation - Gib’s RV - Coos Head Food Coop - Engle’s Furniture - Banner Bank - US Cellular - Knife River - NW Natural Gas - Coos Bay Visitor Center - Mill Casino Resort- Three Rivers Casino - Peak Credit Union - Nichole Rutherford - Wildlife Safari - Ziply Fiber - McKay’s Markets- Liberty Theater - Coos Bay Chapel - Puerto Vallarta - Jackson-Osborn Insurance - 7Devils Brewery - Bigfoot - Doug and Twyla Veysey - Aspen Lace - First Community Credit Union - Joan Lease - Paulette Beliveau - Cheslock Optical - The Pottery Co. - The City of Coos Bay
We would also like to thank our celebration performers.
-Lee Littlefield, our long-time Resident Organist-
-Edward Torres, Renowned Theater Organist-
-Second Wind Quartet-
-Ripple Effect-
-Joel Mansfield & Ron Nelson-
-South Coast Trio-
and
-John Beane, our emcee-
A special thank you to all of our Volunteers for their time and dedication on this day and through-out the year, and to our Executive Director Jill Rasmusen and her Celebration Committee for two years of planning, hard work, and successful execution of the Egyptian Theatre’s 100th Historic Milestone!
A special shout-out!
We are beyond grateful to Master Chef Eoghain O’Neill and his amazing team at Restaurant O for their hard work and stunning presentation of fine cuisine at our 100th anniversary celebration. They perfected every detail with such elegance and class, making the evening truly unforgettable. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
For exceptional fine dining or an event that needs a classy touch,
give them a call at 541-808-9300.
Egyptian Theatre Preservation Association
Our Mission
”is to renovate, preserve and operate the historic Egyptian Theatre as a performing arts and entertainment center.”
Our Vision
“is for generations to come seeing an operational and vibrant Egyptian Theatre that beckons people downtown from the broader community,
and provide a multi-use community gathering place where people can have fun and participate in a living part of local history.”
Our Purpose
”as nonprofit corporation, is to restore, maintain, operate, and preserve the historic Egyptian Theatre.”
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