Great small town theater...very pleasant staff and comfortable seating. Will you be showing…read moreDisclosure in the near future ?

I've read some similar reviews to the one I'm about to post. My son 15 years old took his…read moregirlfriend to a PG13 movie on a Monday night. Theaters are typically chilly so they brought blankets , the lady at the ticket counter got really irate and nasty with him, mad, basically giving them an inquisition about the blankets , and asking who the girl he was with and what they're relationship was, weird right? So they left them out front. When my son went out to get food she told him to get back inside, that the kitchen was closed. He noticed the blankets they had left folded on the wall fell to the floor so he went to pick them up to put them on the ledge and she got after him again. Telling him he and his girlfriend were trespassed she grabbed my son's arm as he was holding the door for his girlfriend to go back in to get her purse. She then called the cops, which of course did nothing, apparently this lady gets to put hands on a minor with no repercussions? The cop did ask her to at least return their money, which she refused because they had watched an hour of a 2 hour movie. In a small town there is not much to do and there are way worse things kids could be out doing than watching a movie on a Monday night, so for this lady to treat them this way is far out of line. I watched the video my son took and also heard comments from witnesses of the situation and they all said my son and girlfriend handled themselves very politely and respectfully, I'm pleased despite the onslought of insult and unfounded KARENism that they experienced they were able to be good young adults. KUHN you can do better than to have a rude crazy at the front office representing your establishment.

Amazing! Great theater. Go early for the free tour. Scott, our tour guide, was both knowledgeable…read moreand adorable. We were so excited to see Goonies. Check and see what's showing. Popcorn was delicious and crunchy. Fun combos available. Definitely recommend!

The Whiteside is an old school movie theater. It opened in 1922, by the Whiteside brothers from…read moreIowa, along with the slightly more vintage Majestic in 1913. It's in the Italianate/Renaissance/Art Deco style... one could easily imagine it on Miami's South Beach rather than the Pacific Northwest. Its exterior with its eerie stone faces make it look haunted. The interior has had some restorations (it has suffered several fires over the years),but it could still use some TLC. http://whitesidetheatre.org/history.php It's a pleasant venue for movies&live shows. It's become the art house venue, since it has only one screen. In the often inclement Pacific Northwest, movie theaters are common, especially in Corvallis. On a rainy day, you can find comfort watching the wonders of Wonder Woman's Paradise Island, or Black Panther's incredible Wakanda forever!

Great little theater. Very comfortable. Sound quality is great and the staff is wonderfulread more

Love this movie theater. very friendly staff, very comfortable seating, very reasonably priced…read more(tickets and Food). Clean, great up to date sound. i would recommend this theater to anyone.

Art was fair, food was priced well but long lines. Music good. Beer and wine were outrageous…read more $11.50 for a 4 oz wine and $8.50 for a Boneyard IPA can. Won't be going back.

The Northwest Art & Air Festival is a multi-day event held each year in August at the Timber Linn…read moreMemorial Park located in Albany, Oregon. It's a mix of art, live music entertainment and the spectacle of hot air balloons. The event kicks off on Friday night with live music and the "Night Glow" event which begins at dusk. The event is weather permitting which is key to much of what happens at the annual festival. During my visits the winds were just too strong for most hot air balloons to participate. Only a few balloons were able to fully inflate, but the ones that did were pretty spectacular with the giant nylon envelopes glowing against the night sky. Even though the "Night Glow" portion didn't go off as planned, the live music on the Festival Stage was great. The band Radical Revolution performed a great selection of hits from the 80's and kept the energy level and music going strong into the night. There were a number of food trucks set-up near the stage, but with very long lines at each, plan ahead and expect a wait to order and then another wait to receive your food. If lines aren't your thing you can certainly bring your own food to the event. You should also bring your folding chairs and/or blankets and plan on arriving early enough to stake out a spot near the performance areas. On very early Saturday morning we returned before dawn to view the balloons launching. Unfortunately, as we approached the park, it was obvious that there was a problem. A steady line of vehicles were turning around and attempting to leave the area. Traffic was very congested with little to no traffic control. The launch had been cancelled due to weather conditions (wind speeds). There was no communication as to this cancellation where people were turning off the main road to get to the event. As a result, traffic became a mess. All in all, this is still a very cool event and worthy of your time. You just need to understand that The Northwest Art & Air Festival is a multi-day event held each year in August at the Timber Linn Memorial Park located in Albany, Oregon. It's a mix of art, live music entertainment and the spectacle of hot air balloons. The event kicks off on Friday night with live music and the "Night Glow" event which begins at dusk. The event is weather permitting which is key to much of what happens at the annual festival. On my visit the winds were just too strong for most hot air balloons to participate. Only a few balloons were able to fully inflate, but the ones that did were pretty spectacular with the giant nylon envelopes glowing against the night sky. Even though the "Night Glow" portion didn't go off as planned, the live music on the Festival Stage was great. The band Radical Revolution performed a great selection of hits from the 80's and kept the energy level and music going strong into the night. There were a number of food trucks set-up near the stage, but with very long lines at each, plan ahead and expect a wait to order and then another wait to receive your food. If lines aren't your thing you can certainly bring your own food to the event. You should also bring your folding chairs and/or blankets and plan on arriving early enough to stake out a spot near the performance areas. On very early Saturday morning we returned before dawn to view the balloons launching. Unfortunately, as we approached the park, it was obvious that there was a problem. A steady line of vehicles were turning around and attempting to leave the area. Traffic was very congested with little to no traffic control. The launch had been cancelled due to weather conditions (wind speeds). There was no communication as to this cancellation where people were turning off the main road to get to the event. As a result, traffic became a mess. All in all, this is still a very cool event and worthy of your time. You just need to understand that weather conditions must be perfect for the hot air balloon portions to take place. Absent this part of the event, you can still enjoy multiple concerts, arts and craft vendors, a car show and food trucks.

This theater is really nice for saving some money. The price is very cheap. The concession stands…read moreare a good value and really affordable. The seats are nice. It may not have all the bells and whistles of the big city corporate but it doesn't have the premium price tag either. I recommend this business.

Everything always goes well there! Excellent prices, movie tickets the snack bar the only problem…read moreis the line is a bit long getting in

Do not miss a visit to the Corvallis Museum! Great exhibits that are very well labeled. Nice gift…read moreshop, very helpful staff. Wonderful!!!

What a gem! Great museum with Corvallis history, interesting items. The goat man costume with film…read morefootage was the best!!!

Corvallis Central Park is a great place located just a few blocks west of downtown Corvallis…read more Hidden on the edge of the park in what looks like a protestant church is the for sale gallery of the Corvallis Arts Council. If you love art, especially locally produced art then you have to check this place out. The statues outside in the park are great, but the real treasures are on the inside. Definitely worth a visit!

Oregon is a place for the arts- from Bruce Starker Arts Park to Eugene's Hult Center, and…read morePortland's Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. The Corvallis Arts Center is in a converted church right off Central Park. Its landmark is a ballerina statue out front. It has a pleasant setting. They highlight local artists, with a diverse gift shop. There are plenty of treasures. The Corvallis Arts Council showcases the arts of Linn-Benton County. Beautiful little spot. A gem hiding in plain sight- truly outrageous!

Amazing atmosphere, great people, great family fun, I look forward to it every week! If you have…read morenot been before/have not been in a while, you are seriously missing out!

I went for the Labor Day race last year.What an event! This was my first time and it didn't…read moredisappoint.