The main stage and legendary proscenium have been restored with state-of-the-art sound and light equipment. The fly space contains over forty pull stations; the orchestra pit has a full elevator; and the acoustics allow for near perfect sound dissemination. The hall is beautifully appointed in warm reds, browns, cream and gold and manages to evoke past Victorian splendor within a completely modern, up-to-date performance hall. Theatrical rentals include the two large lobbies and use of Toledo's most professionally appointed dressing rooms.

Accessible from the Grand Lobby, the Founders Room is an intimate, handsomely appointed private area. Ideal for small gatherings and V.I.P. receptions, it features a removable full bar and historic artifacts from the theatre's storied past.

This 1999 addition to the Valentine extends the building west toward Superior Street where a landscaped plaza allows for patron drop-off at the front door. The Grand Lobby features a glass wall several stories tall, spectacular urban vistas, and the acclaimed Paul Geiger mural, "Backstage at the Valentine". This dramatic room is a memorable space for large-scale events of all types.

The concourse many Toledoans remember from the movie palace era, the Historic Lobby retains Victorian features preserved through previous renovations. Victorian details include parts of the original mosaic floor, Corinthian columns, and cornice applications. The focal point of the Historic Lobby is the sweeping Victorian double grand staircase with its marble landing, walnut handrail, wrought iron balustrades, and the intricately coffered ceiling at the top of the stairs.