Event:  Released 1922.  Directed by F.W. Murnau.  An adaption of Bram Stoker's Dracula, Nosferatu remains to many viewers the most unsetting vampire film ever made.  It's bald, spidery vampire, personified by the diabolical Max Schrec, continues to spawn imitations in the realm of contemporary cinema.  Organ accompaniment by Johnathan Hampton on the 1905 Hook and Hastings pipe organ.  Popcorn and Drinks available for purchase.  Donations accepted for the continued restoration of the 1906 Historical Building and operation of event venue for your pleasure.

Venue: The Reid Center was created to preserve the historic 1906 Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church for ongoing use by the community as a local event center. The organization serves as an educational and historical destination and offers many free concerts and ticketed events to the public. The Reid Center is now able to offer space rentals for weddings, reunions, office parties, and other events, inquire at info@reidcenter.org. Along with its Louis Comfort Tiffany windows and stunning interior design, The Reid Center features a 1905 Hook and Hastings pipe organ and a one-of-a-kind 1902 Starr Piano Company 9-foot concert grand piano.

Inclement weather: In case of inclement weather, check our website (https://www.reidcenter.org/) for up-to-date information. Sidewalks will be cleared and salted in winter weather.

Drop-off: Drop off available at front door on North 11th Street, or by accessible ramp at entrance to alley, between North 10th and North 11th Streets off North A Street.

Parking: On-street parking is available along North A, 10th St, and 11th St. There is a lot north of the church accessible from the alley between 10th and 11th Streets. The municipal parking lot on 10th St between Main and North A is a short walk. Parking is available in the Wayne County Historical Museum lot on North 11th, also a short walk.

Accessibility: We are honored to be caring for such a special facility, but older buildings come with challenges. It is our intention to be open and accessible to all community members. The south entrance (along North A Street) has an accessible ramp to the door. Once inside, there is a stairway of eight steps to the main level. On the left is a handrail, and on the right is a lift chair. The restroom on the main level is a private, single-person restroom, but is not wheelchair accessible. Until we can make permanent accessibility updates to our facility, we encourage those needing additional accommodations to reach out to our volunteer Events Manager, Lynn Knight at lynn@reidcenter.org or call 765-966-7618. We are eager to welcome you, and will do everything we can to meet your accessibility needs.

Support: Many community volunteers, through a variety of talents, support the ongoing regular events such as the free noon concerts on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Donations to The Reid Center, a 501c3 organization can be made by visiting www.reidcenter.org/donate. This program is made possible with support from our sponsors and donors like you.