Box office hours are Monday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm located at 4842 N. Jefferson St, Pulaski
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01/21/2026
Good morning....
As many of you know, the Kallet Theater chapter is changing — but my work in live music, events, and community programming is far from over.
If you’d like to continue following what I’m building, producing, and creating — including live shows, festivals, artist opportunities, and new venues — please follow me personally on my social media pages.
This page will always represent the history and legacy of the Kallet Theater.
My next chapters will live over there.
Thank you,thank you, thank you for the support, memories, and belief over the years.
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Black Shoe Production / Builders
The Only Anti-Violence Events in America
James P Voytko
01/18/2026
Please keep voting for the Kallet Theater....
If you'd like to follow what J.P. does?
Follow J.P. at James P Voytko or Black Shoe Production / Builders
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01/15/2026
Even though we are closing.... we could still go out with an award for best venue of 2025!!!!
please vote "Kallet Theater"
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Get in on the Sammys’ action by participating in our annual People’s Choice vote. Each year we host a web-based competition to see whose fans are the most psyched about their favorites in each of four categories: Artist or Band, Event or Series, Academic or Musical Organization, and Venue. Since...
01/09/2026
Good morning
I/we appreciate everyone's posts!! We will be here for the next few weeks getting the loose ends taken care of .
Please understand that this is a very very difficult time ... please give our employees the grace ,and not bombard them with questions!!
Love you
Kallet Theater
If you need to contact us please call or email !
Thank you everyone
J.P.
01/08/2026
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On October 6, 1881, Pulaski suffered a major fire that was so disastrous that “more than sixty persons or firms suffered loss of property.” The burned district, comprising the entire business part of the village, extended from North Park to the iron bridge and from Salmon River to the west side of Broad street. The principal sufferers were Dr. James N. Betts. The loss prompted Betts to construct something new, something that would give back to the community.
In 1883, the Betts Opera House opened for business. Francis Hohman became the proprietor of the opera house and the name was changed to the Hohman Opera House in 1908. Hohman, along with his family operated the Opera House later calling it the Pulaski Opera House, and eventually operated it as a movie house called the Pulaski Theatre. In 1924 the Pulaski Lodge I.O.O.F. (International Order of Odd Fellows) submitted plans to the state labor commission for a building, to occupy the vacant lots on the east side of Jefferson St. between the Opera House and F.P. Bett’s Store. It opened in February 1925 and would be called the Temple Theatre. Tragically, The Hohman Opera House was destroyed by fire in January of 1934.
In 1935, Myron J. Kallet, assumed the lease for the Temple Theater and remodeled it, opening it as the New Temple Theater on Friday, August 2 of that year. The New Temple Theater burned in January of 1939, after which M. J. Kallet, Inc. acquired the former Pulaski Opera House/Pulaski Theatre lot as well as the New Temple Theater ruins and proceeded to construct a new theater. This new Theater opened on Wednesday June 7th of 1939, it was called The Kallet Theater.
The Kallet operated as a Cinema and meeting house until sadly, it closed in 1984. The space was used intermittently as a Yoga studio and auto parts store, until Father and son team, Vince and Vinny Lobdell, obtained the property in the end of 2011 and with the help of many supporters now bring you, the new Kallet Theater.
This proverbial phoenix from the ash has returned once again to bring the Village of Pulaski and the surrounding area a Theater and events center, hosting gala events, fundraisers, wedding receptions, anniversary parties, company parties, corporate training, conferences and all variety of film and live performances.
