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4th Line Theatre

  • 779 Zion Line Winslow Farm, south of Millbrook • View on map »
  • 705-932-4445 • 800-814-0055
In its 17th year of operation, the innovative 4th Line Theatre has earned a reputation for presenting original historical plays on its barnyard stage and in its fields. Located just north of Port Hope, the theatre is situated at the end of a long driveway lined with 150-year-old maples, overlooking rolling meadows and wildflower gardens. The site opens at 4 p.m., so theatre-goers can bring a picnic or arrange for one to be waiting upon their arrival ($13 per person). A licensed concession stand sells wine and beer.
Driving Time:
one and a half hours.
When:
July 1 to Aug. 30
How Much:
adults $26, children 16 and under $15, students and seniors $23.
Location
  • map marker #1
    779 Zion Line Winslow Farm, south of Millbrook
  • 705-932-4445
  • 800-814-0055

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