Ever since its 2009 renovation, the Capitol Theatre has been a centerpiece of the Gordon Square…read moreArts District. It is owned by the Northwest Neighborhoods CDC and operated by Cleveland Cinemas, which also operates other renovated movie theaters in the Cleveland area. The theater has three screening rooms, and so it's usually showing a rotation of three different films at a time. Sometimes they are new release blockbusters, sometimes they are new indie films, and other times they are old school films put on for a special event (like the screening of White Christmas I saw this past December). Compared to other larger movie theater complexes, Capitol Theatre is both more cozy and more affordable. On Mondays you can get tickets for $6, there are matinee prices for shows before 6 PM, and the highest ticket price you'll pay as an adult is $11.75 (compared to, for example, my Valley View Cinemark which is $13.50). Like other movie theaters, they have very comfortable reclined seating, you can order adult beverages, and the concession prices will make your eyes pop. My husband and I prioritize seeing movies here if we can - it's a gem of Cleveland and I hope it stays in operation for years to come. The people who work there are always warm and friendly, and clearly have a love of the theater.

I thought I had been here before to watch a movie but I can't remember that moment. I did actually…read morecome in mid-October 2023 with my friend Gabby so this review will detail that visit which was a special event before halloween weekend. HISTORY -- The Capitol Theatre in Gordon Square is an old cinema that turned 100 years old in 2021. It is charming inside the theatre where movies are shown with a decorative outside building sign. The upstairs where the bathrooms are (there are also bathrooms downstairs) is old and it looks like someone's living room in a house but the simple nature doesn't bother me. There are chairs upstairs where you can sit and eat some of your snacks while viewing old photos of people who were involved in the Capitol Theatre. SPECIAL EVENT (MOVIE MARATHON) -- Who knew a movie marathon was a thing? It sure is. I arrived on the 21st of October 2023 for the 12 hour scary movie marathon. YES, you read that write, 12 hours straight from 2pm to 2am. I wasn't going to go but I brought my friend with me and we made it a fun evening. I hadn't heard of most of the movies so the anticipation slowly built as I waited for the first movie to start. I didn't know what to expect. We both received complimentary tickets. Halfway through the movie marathon, the organizers served pizza to everyone which was included in the ticket. My favorite movie was Final Destination 2 and my least favourite were Slumber Party Massacre and Hereditary. Slumber Party was okay and somewhat funny because the antagonist or killer was hilarious; however, part of the movie was just annoying and it dragged. For Hereditary, I didn't like it because I don't like devilish or supernatural movies. I can't remember the names of the other movies, besides Cabin in the Woods, as I'm writing this review almost a month later but I posted some photos that has a partial list of the movies. FOOD -- I purchased popcorn (medium, I think) and some sweets (candy). Of course, the price was expensive but that is common at most cinemas. My friend also bought popcorn but she bought a soft drink too whereas I bought hot tea. I would love to come to another movie marathon next year, as it happens just once a year, but I don't know if I will make it because 12 hours straight is alot of time out of my schedule. I highly recommend this local movie theatre. **** - 87/150 total reviews in 2023 - 638 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 1 December 2023

We saw the new Moana movie & it was great. I enjoyed that it wasn't a cartoon version. There were…read moreso many children watching it. The drive -in was only $10 per person in your car. They charge $10 if you bring in food. But they have a building where you can purchase food especially popcorn . It was so nice to see the movie on the large screen.

The owners here should contact Goochland Drive In down in Virginia for guidance on providing a safe…read morequality experience. 1. Employees should differentiate parking based on vehicle size. Trucks should not be middle/front. 2. Twine should be provided to tie down lift gates. They're open everywhere and you can't see squat. Not to mention coolers, kids, and whatever else on the roof. People are arguing and getting ready to fight because these basic considerations are not advised or enforced. 3. Close the gates after movie start. Nothing is worse than being blinded by latecomers weaving around looking for spots. I love a drive in. But if I can't see from a truck something is wrong with the setup.

Connor Palace is a beautifully restored theater located in the heart of Cleveland's theater…read moredistrict - Playhouse Square. Vaulted ceilings, pillars and gold leaf give the theater a classy and classic vibe. The bars offer cocktails, beers and wine, as well as sodas and snacks. There's usually merch available for most shows. Seating is surprisingly comfortable. The stairs are irregularly sized, so use caution.

Seating: Row J Seat 409 was too far off to the side. At least one or two actors couldn't be seen…read morefrom this seat. Everything else is perfect. This place is beautiful and worth the visit

I enjoyed the experience greatly as nice to see a neighborhood theater where you get real popcorn…read more Recommend it to everybody.

Social Cinema is a group that shows movies at parks in different cities during the summer. It may…read morejust be in Cleveland, Ohio actually. I saw the movie, Legally Blonde on June 26, 2025 with friends at a park close to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in downtown Cleveland. We all had a lot of fun that evening. Once you arrive at the park, set down your belongings to claim your spot on the grass (your blanket or mat, snacks/drinks, etc). Then walk around to take a look at the food trucks if you want dinner because some of your packed snacks may not fill you up if you're hungry. The schedule for summer 2026 should be released soon so Google their website to take a look at the lineup of movies. The cost is about $20 which is a bit high but it is all for fun. TIP -- Parking may be hectic in terms of finding a parking spot so plan ahead. Also, bring cash for food trucks and for parking but a debit/credit card should be fine too. If I have time, I'd love to come again this summer. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 53/250 total reviews in 2026 - 894 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 26 April 2026

We have seen two movies here recently and both experiences have been spectacular. We enjoyed…read moreMidnight Cowboy and Vertigo. Seeing a movie at Cinematheque is an experience. A staff person gives an introduction before the movie and both times we have been there recently there was a raffle for a coffee gift card. The cinema itself is large and you sit in seats with fold up seats. It is part of an art school There are no concessions, but it appears you can bring your own snacks and drinks. They only show films on the weekend, but they usually show a good variety over a three day period. You can pick up a paper schedule or check the schedule online. There is paid parking in a garage close by or you could look for street parking. If you love old movies this is the place for you. Another plus is the theatre is close to Little Italy. You can pick up a cannoli before or after the show. This is always a bonus for us. My only complaint is I wish The Cinematheque was located closer to my home. It is a great venue!

It was my first time attending and I am a fan. There were some weird technical mishaps (the stage…read moreand house lights coming up during the screening)but they were resolved quickly.

Like the cool little cousin of the other playhouse square theaters. I was here recently for the…read morefantastic Santaland Diaries (definitely worth seeing, but not if you're easily offended). Next door to the Hanna, 14th Street Theatre is a single level (ground floor) space for smaller productions. You can find the seating chart online before ordering tickets, and i highly suggest you do. The space is so small that all the seating (the majority of which is at tables, each with 4 seats around them) will give you an excellent view of the stage. The chair seating (there are 8 total chairs, and they are higher bar like chairs) are is to the side and you may have a structural column in the way of your view. There is a bar in the lobby, which also offers free water set out in cute lil pitchers. Nice if you are either cheap or don't drink. parking lot on the corner of prospect and 14th will let you walk to this theater in 1 minute. it is $5 for the entire day, very easy in/out, and safe. So come early and walk around or eat or do something.

Just saw a You say tomato I say shut up. It was fantastic. Parkin right across the street. We went…read moreto bricco's for desert- fantastic!

The Reel Moment at great time photographing Denzel Curry, redveil, and AG Club while they performed…read morelive at The Agora in Cleveland, OH on 09/30/22! High energy show! Incredible venue, and staff! Would definitely recommend! - TRM

Went to see Cathy Griffin. $27.00 for parking in a dirt lot. Last time at Agora. I wouldn't go…read moresee Reborn Elvis at that rate. And sitting in metal card table chairs. Low rated liquor at premium prices. The Agora is now a big ripoff. Cathy was the only thing good about it.