The Arco opens
Built by C.D. Arnold and Pope Sisco, the 750-seat Arco welcomed its first audience on January 16.
Arco · Melody · Kreso's
The house remembers
Before plates crossed the room, film flickered across the screen. The building has always known how to host an audience.
Historically inspired artistic interpretation.
The Melody joins
The neighboring 800-seat Melody Theatre opened on December 3, creating a remarkable pair of downtown picture houses.
A restoration begins
Dzevad Kreso purchased both buildings and began a two-year restoration that honored their original theater character.
A new curtain rises
Kreso's opened its doors, turning the former stages into a place for European food, gathering, and new memories.
Preserved purpose
The show changed. The welcome remained.
Today, the building's theatrical soul gives every dinner a sense of occasion. The architecture is not a backdrop—it is part of the Kreso family's second act.