The best arts & culture spots in Scranton

8 arts & culture spots we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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Everhart Museum

Arts & Culture

Need a midweek brain boost? Everhart Museum is mixing natural history, art, and pop-culture fun right now with America 250: We the People,…

1901 Mulberry St

“Need a midweek brain boost? Everhart Museum is mixing natural history, art, and pop-culture fun right now with America 250: We the People, Hubble Space Telescope: New Views of the Universe, and The Office Exhibition, making it the easiest way to sneak some wonder into your Nay Aug Park stroll.”

From the Scranton newsletter, August 4, 2026

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Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple

Arts & Culture

Historic venue for live performances of all types including ballet, theater, concerts & comedy.

420 N Washington Ave

“Historic venue for live performances of all types including ballet, theater, concerts & comedy.”

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Anthracite Heritage Museum

Arts & Culture

History museum with exhibits showcasing life in the area's once-prolific mines, mills & factories.

22 Bald Mountain Rd

“History museum with exhibits showcasing life in the area's once-prolific mines, mills & factories.”

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Mazin Studios

Arts & Culture

Recording studio in Scranton's North Side with Wi-Fi and a gender-neutral restroom.

136 W Market St Fl 1

“Recording studio in Scranton's North Side with Wi-Fi and a gender-neutral restroom.”

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Catlin House Museum

Arts & Culture

Lackawanna Historical Society in the former residence of George H. Catlin, a city financier.

232 Monroe Ave

“Lackawanna Historical Society in the former residence of George H. Catlin, a city financier.”

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Houdini Museum, Tour & Magic Show WEEKENDS

Arts & Culture

Guests to this converted home receive a guided tour through Houdini memorabilia plus a magic show.

1433 N Main Ave

“Guests to this converted home receive a guided tour through Houdini memorabilia plus a magic show.”

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The Electric City Trolley Museum

Arts & Culture

Kid-friendly destination featuring interactive exhibits, rides & a collection of vintage trolleys.

300 Cliff St

“Kid-friendly destination featuring interactive exhibits, rides & a collection of vintage trolleys.”

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Scranton Iron Furnaces

Arts & Culture

Circa-1840 stone blast furnaces offering tours & exhibits on the local iron & steel industry.

159 Cedar Ave

“Circa-1840 stone blast furnaces offering tours & exhibits on the local iron & steel industry.”

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