The State Theater in Clovis, New Mexico, is a historic movie theater located in the city's downtown area. Opened in 1941, it served as a primary entertainment venue for the community for several decades, showcasing Hollywood films and hosting local events. The theater's architecture is representative of the Streamline Moderne style popular during its era.
Over time, like many single-screen theaters, the State Theater faced challenges from multiplex cinemas and changing entertainment trends. It eventually ceased regular operation as a movie theater.
In recent years, efforts have been made to revitalize the State Theater. Preservation groups and community members have worked to restore the building and adapt it for new uses, such as a performing arts center, live music venue, or community gathering space. The goal of these efforts is to preserve a piece of Clovis's history and provide a venue for arts and entertainment for future generations. The current operational status and specific programming vary. More recent local sources should be consulted for up-to-date information on the theater’s function.