Peiner Festsäle

The Peiner Festsaale owe their existence to a romance: in 1914, the chairman of the supervisory board of the Ilseder Hütte, Dr. Wilhelm Meyer, the actress Anna Glenk. She convinced her husband and brother-in-law to create a place for cultural events in Peine. The Peiner festival halls were inaugurated on May 13, 1922 with “Johanna von Orleans”.After a renovation, the ballrooms were reopened in 1958 with 732 seats. The house now has the most modern lighting and sound technology, so that large theaters and touring theaters regularly make guest appearances. The audience of the varied program from opera, operetta, musicals, plays to ballet will find sufficient parking space on Friedrich-Ebert-Platz directly in front of the entrance.
Source: peine.de/de/kultur-freizeit/kulturring/festsaele.php

Great events and the food is good too!