Plaza Bellefonte

The Plaza Bellefonte is a massive antique store and flea market housed in a historic former theatre in downtown Bellefonte, Centre County.

Plaza Bellefonte includes not only the former Plaza Theatre building, but the adjacent building as well, for a total of 6 floors and more than 100 vendors!

The old theatre which now houses the Plaza Bellefonte was originally built in 1925 by Charles Richelieu.

Originally called the Richelieu Theatre, it was sold in 1934 and became the Plaza Theatre.

The theatre was designed by Anna Wagner Keichline, the first woman to become a registered architect in Pennsylvania.

The Plaza Theatre operated as a movie theatre until 1972, with the last movie shown there being Doctor Zhivago.

In 2001, the Plaza Theatre was reborn as the Plaza Centre Antique Gallery.

Now the store is Plaza Bellefonte under new ownership.