The city has the fourth largest theatre in Quebec, the Maurice O'Bready University Cultural Centre of Sherbrooke. Music, theatre, and dance shows are staged there. The Centennial Theatre of Bishop's University also hosts music and dance concerts from around the world. The Vieux Clocher, owned by the Université de Sherbrooke, has two stages, the primary being used by various music groups and comedians from around the province. The "Théâtre Granada", designated as a historical site by the Canadian government, holds music concerts. It has retained its original architecture since its opening. The "Petit Théâtre de Sherbrooke", located downtown, presents musicals and plays for children.