The Suffolk Theater is a vintage wedding venue located in Riverhead, New York. This venue has a long history and offers a beautiful design with many upgrades. Past guests of the theater applaud the venue?s beauty, event coordination and dedicated staff. This theater is located in Riverhead, New York by Suffolk County Community College.
Facilities and Capacity
This venue can accommodate up to 1,000 guests in their historic theater. The current owners have transformed the theater into a special dining experience. The new space still retains the original design with red walls, a stage and Art Deco dcor. They offer a gallery and floorplan on their website so you can fully plan and organize your wedding.
Services Offered
The Suffolk Theater offers event planning and lighting and sound setup. They also offer food and beverage items, including:
Barware
China
Flatware
Glassware
Linens
Cuisine
Noah?s at the Suffolk Theater only offers high-quality meals. Their a la carte menu includes options like grilled asparagus salad, Baja fish tacos, lobster ravioli and key lime pie. Their fixed priced menu includes different courses. Some of their dishes include:
Tuscan brined roasted pork loin
Grilled citrus marinated swordfish
Spring vegetable risotto
Spring sweet pea soup
Satur farms butter lettuce salad
Flourless chocolate cakes
History
The Suffolk Theater was originally built in 1933 and was restored in 2013. In the last five years, the theater has been transformed into an Art Deco cinema space that has a full-service performing arts center. Because of its state-of-the-art marquee and history, the theater is part of the identity of Main Street. When it first opened on December 30, 1933, more than 2,000 people attended the opening night and hailed its luxury and design. During World War II, the theater was used as an agent for issuing war bonds. The theater closed in 1987 and was purchased in 2005 by Dianne and Bob Castaldi. The Castaldi?s wanted to make the location a performing arts center. It reopened in September 2011 with new lighting and an animated marquee.
