such a cool spot to visit when im down here visiting my girlfriend, the whole vibe of the theatre…read moreis just a nostalgic trip for me. sure there's very few movies that play here at a time, no it's not your AMC or Regal. but the overall coziness, service and look of the place is satisfying for me. 10/10 recommend.

I've twice been to this theatre. Loved the first experience, hence the return trip. The second…read morewas not up to par. However, I am extremely pleased the owner reached out to me and made this right. Will definitely return to this theatre. My grandkids and I love the charm and hominess. They were especially impressed with the curtain closing after the movie.

Had a horrible experience. The screen was just dim the entire time, and not to mention the 30…read moreminute long wait because the workers had to call a manager to "get it working." Crappy service and worse experience.

Really the only choice in this town but like that they've been updating their movie tech to keep up…read morewith the movie experience. Still have flat seating, reminds me of how much I love stadium seating. Saw "Insurgent" in 3D, nice to have that option in a small town. Only a single screen but they rotate films regularly to keep up with popular movies out. That do Fathom events (which I love) & can be hard to find in big cities too. Hits that indie market. Popcorn is average but I'm picky about my popcorn. Hope they keep the place going, it's been around a long time.

To correct a previous review, the show times are Friday & Saturday at 7:30, and Matinee on Sunday…read moreat 3 p.m. The price of $5 for all is good, concessions are very reasonable, and the quality of the movie is good with the updated digital output. As time goes by, I hope they are able to afford to upgrade the seating, as the old seats have definitely seen better days. The convenience of a local movie theater is definitely a PLUS! Support your local business :)

Recently upgraded projection equipment to Digital. It's the towns original movie theater located…read moreon Main Street. Daily showings of current new movies and a Saturday Matinee. Typical concessions, candy, popcorn, soft drinks, etc. reasonably priced too!

This place was amazing! At $11 for a family of 7, it's an incredible value. There are several…read morebuildings, beginning with the original building built by the WPA in the 30's, with a large fireplace with local petrified wood. Most of that building has original displays, like a hand-painted & -lettered display about the geological history of the area made in the 1940's, and dioramas about cattle ranching. This building also houses Native American artifacts like arrowheads and katchina dolls. The next building (attached) proceeds past the ancient and pioneer history to the early days of Sterling. Another attached building takes us to 1900's history, up through the 1950's. My favorite was the recreation of the WPA art that was originally to be on the front of the building - sketches found tucked in a closet a few years ago by Harold Keeler and painted in 2025 by local artist Nate Laybourn. So excellently done and so exciting to find! Outdoors you'll find pioneer buildings like an old schoolhouse, barber shop, blacksmith shop, church, etc. as well as an old caboose. Our family loved this museum so much, we came two days in a row to see it all! Friendly staff and clean restrooms throughout as well as great AC for these hot summer days.

Stopped in today with my husband and 3 daughters for a place to stretch our legs coming from…read moreMichigan on our way to RMNP. It's was way better than expected! My 3 and 5 year olds both said how much fun they were having and didn't want to leave. We were on a tight time schedule so we only ended up spending about 2 hours there but we could've stayed a lot longer! Lots to see and do!

It is great quality and the service is amazing . Popcorn is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The manger is…read morereally nice and funny. I love the theater