The Guild Theater is the only remaining theater of the numerous early 20th century motion picture houses for which Oak Park was once known. Designed and financed by Joseph Lewis and completed in 1915, it was the largest of three theaters on 35th Street in Oak Park at that time. Originally called the Victor Theater, the building’s structure reflected the influence of the Moorish Revival on theaters of that era.
For many decades, the Guild Theater was a premiere entertainment destination and in its earliest days played host to vaudeville shows. The theater eventually fell into a state of disrepair and remained vacant for many years. St. HOPE has updated and restored the Guild Theater and currently showcases film, lectures and live performances.
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CMND SHFT is an entirely volunteer-run conference. We are currently looking for individuals who would like to volunteer the day of the event to help set up, work the registration tables and cleanup afterwards. Day of volunteers receive a free ticket to the event which includes lunch and entrance to the after party.
Other volunteer opportunities you may be interested in include:
Handing out posters and postcards to local businesses
Photographing the event
Contacting potential sponsors and vendors
If you are interested please contact info@cmndshft.com for more information.
There hasn’t been a venue like this for businesses to interface with designers and creatives for over 10 years. Sponsors are integral to enhancing guest experience and to the overall annual sustainability of CMND SHFT, and we expect this event to continue to grow and build momentum each year. Sponsorship of CMND SHFT provides visibility for your company within the local creative community of Designers, Marketing Professionals, Art Directors, Illustrators, Educators, Students, and more!
Our inaugural event last year gathered together creatives from all over Northern California who were very excited to see an event like this finally happening again in Sacramento. CLICK HERE to download our sponsorship packet.