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Overview
One of the oldest continuously operating community theaters in the United States presents four shows per year.
Founded in 1918 in an 1891 Richardsonian Romanesque library, it is listed on the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places.
Because of Marjorie Jefferson, a longtime director, it is Site 89 on the NJ Women's Heritage Trail. There are three plays a season and a summer youth show.
In October the Playhouse participates in Union County's "Four Centuries in a Weekend" program offering architectural and historic tours. Free tours at other times are by appointment.
Visit www.summitplayhouse.org for dates, times and ticket prices.
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Dining
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A Toute Huere
5.8 MI
908-267-6600 View > -
Stone House at Stirling Ridge
7.5 MI
908-754-1222 View > -
Rod's Steak & Seafood Grille
8.3 MI
973-539-6666 View > -
Highlawn Pavilion
9.1 MI
973-731-3463 View > -
The Lobby Restaurant, Lounge & Sports Bar
9.2 MI
908-469-8088 View > -
Vonda's Kitchen
9.5 MI
973-732-4532 View >
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Lodging
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The Grand Summit Hotel
0.1 MI
908-273-3000 View > -
The Turkey Hill Inn
0.5 MI
908-522-9699 View > -
Debary Inn
0.7 MI
908-277-0005 View > -
Hilton
1.9 MI
973-379-0100 View > -
Best Western PLUS, Murray Hill Hotel & Suites
2.4 MI
908-665-9200 View > -
Hilton Garden Inn
2.7 MI
973-232-5300 View >
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Activities
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World Trade Center Artifact
0.1 MI
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Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
0.4 MI
908-273-9121 View > -
Summit Downtown
0.5 MI
908-277-6100 View > -
Summit Antiques Center
0.9 MI
908-273-9373 View > -
Reeves-Reed Arboretum
1.2 MI
908-273-8787 View > -
Twin Elephant Brewing Company
1.3 MI
973-507-9862 View >
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