Old Town Music Hall

Old Town Music Hall began in the 1960's when two musicians, Bill Coffman and Bill Field, purchased the Mighty Wurlitzer Theater Pipe Organ from the Fox West Theater in Long Beach, CA, and installed it in the quaint 188-seat El Segundo State Theater, originally built in 1921. 

The "Two Bills" opened their doors in 1968, and to this day the Old Town Music Hall continues to entertain audiences with silent and sound films, as well as ragtime, jazz and pipe organ concerts. All silent feature films are accompanied live by the Mighty Wurlitzer, just as they were when originally released. 

Old Town Music Hall is a treasured cultural landmark. It is a California 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and relies upon continued support from its patrons and friends. Programs at the Music Hall not only preserve cultural heritage, they provide unique entertainment and good old-fashioned American family fun.