The proposed project consists of renovating the nearly 5,000 square foot historic DeWitt Theater so it can again function as a performing arts center for music, dance, live theater, lectures, films and much needed rehearsal space in North Auburn, California. Renovations would maintain the historical interior and exterior look of the theater while updating pertinent features associated with accommodating the technology and amenities required of a modern performing arts center, including construction of separate structures for ADA complaint bathrooms and a storage area as well as extensive electrical upgrades to handle the new technology required for live performances. The proposed venue's state of the art audio, lighting, and media design would create an attractive multiple use facility. From theater and music performance to educational seminars, weddings, town meetings, movie screenings, rehearsals, special events, camps, and even film-movie production, the theater would provide versatility and relevant value to a growing and diverse community. The theater design and technology would set the tone for an intimate and comfortable atmosphere that will draw bookings and multiple use cases from all over the region. In order to provide additional meeting/activity space, an outdoor courtyard is proposed as an inexpensive option to expand the theater complex. Unlike other entertainment venues, the DeWitt Theater renovation is designed with the intention of accommodating multiple uses, creating a venue dedicated to artistic use as well as community needs - a true multi-versatile building with historical and community value.