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Henry County Performing Arts Center – Premier Venue for Community and School Performances

Henry County Performing Arts Center – Premier Venue for Community and School Performances Atlanta Metro McDonough

The Henry County Performing Arts Center provides performance and meeting space for 50 schools in the Henry County system and for many area civic, nonprofit and commercial organizations. On average, nearly 60,000 people attend performances at the PAC annually, presented by some 20,000 participants. The Performing Arts Center opened in September 1998, and features a 710-seat proscenium theater, dressing rooms, orchestra pit, lobby space and a gallery for display of student artwork. We are located on the campus of Henry County High School in McDonough.


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