A Touch of Camelot Returns to Downtown Huntington: Signarama Rivercities Crafts New Art Deco Sign for Redemption Church

Downtown Huntington just got a dazzling dose of retro charm, thanks to a custom-designed art deco sign proudly crafted by Signarama Rivercities for Redemption Church. And the best part? Every inch of it was fabricated completely in-house! When Redemption Church took on the ambitious renovation of the historic Camelot Theatre, they weren’t just reviving a building—they were breathing new life into a piece of Huntington’s story. While the inside of the former movie house was transformed into a beautiful place of worship and community gathering, the church leaders wanted to make sure the outside still paid homage to the building’s 20th-century glamour. That’s where Signarama Rivercities came in. “We were thrilled to be part of a project that celebrates both history and renewal,” said Bernard Kincaid, owner of Signarama Rivercities. “The church’s vision was clear: they wanted something that honored the classic art deco vibe of the old Camelot Theatre, while still making it clear that something new and exciting was happening inside.” The result? A bold, beautiful sign that looks like it stepped straight out of the golden age of cinema—complete with sleek lines, stylized lettering, and vintage flair. Designed and fabricated entirely by the Signarama Rivercities team, the sign is more than just a marker—it’s a tribute to Huntington’s past and a beacon for its future. From concept sketches to final installation, the project was a labor of love (and maybe a little sawdust). “We love doing this kind of work,” said Heather Kincaid. “It’s not every day you get to mix craftsmanship, nostalgia, and a whole lot of gold into one job!” Now perched proudly above the entrance, the new sign is drawing attention from locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re strolling by on a sunny Saturday or headed in for Sunday service, the art deco glow of Redemption Church’s new sign is hard to miss—and even harder to forget. So next time you're in downtown Huntington, look up. The spirit of Camelot is alive and well, shining brightly thanks to a perfect blend of old-school design and new-school skill.