Gem Theater

Address
700 Tennessee Avenue
Etowah, TN 37331 United States Get Directions
Website https://www.cityofetowahtn.com/2230/Gem-Theater

Events at this venue

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  • Poster for The Legend of the S.S. Badger: Railroad on Water film screening, showing a large ferry, vintage photos, event details, and venue (Gem Theater, Etowah, TN) on August 21, 2026, at 6:30 PM.

    Railroad on Water: The Legend of the S.S. Badger, a film by Drayton Blackgrove of Delay in Block Productions

    Gem Theater 700 Tennessee Avenue, Etowah, TN, United States

    Join us at the Gem Theater for a free screening of Railroad on Water: The Legend of the S.S. Badger, a film by Drayton Blackgrove of Delay in Block Productions. The documentary follows the history and legacy of the S.S. Badger, from its early years in Sturgeon Bay through decades of service as a coal-fired […]

  • A neon sign reading GEM hangs on a brick building. Text below reads: Gems of the Past Overhill Histories Lecture Series—Jim Swayne and Hunter Raby discuss The Old Federal Road and the History of the Hildebrand House. Three logos appear at the bottom.

    Gems of the Past: Hunter Raby presenting on the History of the Hildebrand House

    Gem Theater 700 Tennessee Avenue, Etowah, TN, United States

    Gems of the Past Discover the rich history of the Tennessee Overhill Region! Join us for an engaging lecture series exploring the stories, people and events that shaped our area. Each month, a new topic brings history to life in the historic Gem Theater. FREE ADMISSION

    Free

  • Lecture flyer titled “Gems of the Past: When the Revolution Came to Hiwassee,” presented by Dr. Brett Riggs on July 16 at 7 p.m., Gem Theater, Etowah, TN. Free admission. Hosted by Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association.

    Gems of the Past: Dr. Brett Riggs When the Revolution Came to Great Hiwassee

    Gem Theater 700 Tennessee Avenue, Etowah, TN, United States

    Gems of the Past Discover the rich history of the Tennessee Overhill Region! Join us for the Gems of the Past: Overhill Histories Lecture Series as Dr. Brett Riggs presents on When the Revolution Came to Great Hiwassee. This lecture will examine how the American Revolution affected the Hiwassee region and the communities who lived […]

  • A neon sign reading GEM hangs on a brick building above a marquee. Below, text reads: Gems of the Past, Overhill Histories Lecture Series, Eric Hughey—The Old Federal Road and Fort Loudoun. Three logos are at the bottom.

    Eric Hughey “Fort Loudoun”

    Gem Theater 700 Tennessee Avenue, Etowah, TN, United States

    Gems of the Past Discover the rich history of the Tennessee Overhill Region! Join us for an engaging lecture series exploring the stories, people and events that shaped our area. Each month, a new topic brings history to life in the historic Gem Theater. FREE ADMISSION

    Free

  • A neon sign reading GEM glows on a brick building. Text below promotes Gems of the Past: Overhill Histories Lecture Series with Sheriff Joe Guy presenting “The Battle of Athens” and Jim Swayne discussing The Old Federal Road. Three small icons are at the bottom.

    Sheriff Joe Guy “The Battle of Athens”

    Gem Theater 700 Tennessee Avenue, Etowah, TN, United States

    Gems of the Past Discover the rich history of the Tennessee Overhill Region! Join us for an engaging lecture series exploring the stories, people and events that shaped our area. Each month, a new topic brings history to life in the historic Gem Theater. FREE ADMISSION

    Free

  • A neon GEM theater sign hangs on a brick building above a poster that reads: Gems of the Past, Overhill Histories Lecture Series, featuring Jim Swayne on The Old Federal Road, with logos at the bottom.

    Jim Swayne “The Old Federal Road”

    Gem Theater 700 Tennessee Avenue, Etowah, TN, United States

    Gems of the Past Discover the rich history of the Tennessee Overhill Region! Join us for an engaging lecture series exploring the stories, people and events that shaped our area. Each month, a new topic brings history to life in the historic Gem Theater. FREE ADMISSION

    Free