This is definitely the best movie theater around. The only option for IMAX that I'm aware of. I…read moredrive from Mount Sterling to go to this theater for both comfort and the IMAX option. The only reason I'm not giving five stars is because the concession stand is extremely overpriced.

I'm usually a loyal Cinemark goer but my friends in Lexington love this theater…read more I've been here twice and both times were good experiences. The theater is always clean and their concession stand is a lot more extensive compared to other theaters. They have Cheeto popcorn that I've been wanting to try. The only thing I'm being picky about is the signs at the theater doors don't tell you what movie you are seeing. We almost walked into a random theater thinking it's our movie but it wasn't. Besides that small detail, Regal is great and we will probably be coming back whenever we are in Lexington

Since returning to the US, I wanted to check out the new Spider-Man movie, Brand New Day, which has…read morebeen out for over three weeks, but i had to wait because overseas, closed captioning isn't as available as it is in the States. Also, Tuesdays are Cinemark Discount Tuesdays, which is nice if you want to watch a film in 3D or D-BOX at a cheaper rate, but they fill up quicker than other days. First, the Kiosk was out of paper, and the display screen said to go to the window wth a cashier. So, we selected our seats and paid. Upon entering the lobby, we smelled the popcorn and saw all the food options, and I asked for the Cinemark Caption device that fits into the cup holder. The theater didn't have anyone checking tickets, so we grabbed our 3D glasses and looked for the right showtime. Next, the captioning device was set to the wrong theater number for Spider-Man, so I missed the four or five trailers for upcoming movies. The theater was clean, and we liked that it had a wall separating the rows, which is awesome because there is always some inconsiderate person who can't stay off their phone and annoys everyone with a bright, glowing light as they text or play games. In closing, I wish Cinemark would offer open captions because lots of people like them, even those without hearing loss, because they help them make sense of what's happening especially with low talkers. It's another way of telling the story, and lots of people like it even if they don't need it as an access requirement.

We started going here recently and have seen a few movies here. These experiences have been…read moreaverage. We had a movie theater we really liked before we moved here and I have been measuring all theaters against that one and it always leads to disappointment. The cinemark club is pretty good though

Its a gorgeous atmosphere with all of the fancy interior. It takes you back in time and you can…read moreimagine what it must've been like way back then I like the intimacy of the size of the theater and so proud of Lexington for saving this place and renovating but keeping the same flavor.

Classic. Charm. Culture. Community. The Kentucky Theatre…read moreis the kind of place that makes a city. Old movies, new runs, gorgeous space, fabulous service, a good bar, and the best popcorn in town. Now being run as a non-profit, I can't think of a better place to spend an afternoon or evening. Too often we are losing these types of theaters to big box, multi-plexes with no charm and no vibe. The seats might be cushier but the experience is lacking. The Kentucky has style and Lexington is lucky to have it.

Since COVID I thought movie theaters were a thing of the past. But…read more... I absolutely love going to Movie Tavern! Their app is a breeze to use and makes booking tickets so convenient. (I actually prefer it over Fandango because it offers better benefits, like exclusive deals and easier navigation). They've been getting really creative with how they enhance the movie-going experience--Tuesday movies for just $6 with free popcorn all day is a huge win! Plus, they regularly market for sporting events, offer $7 tickets before 4 pm every day, and have some fun promotions like mystery movie Mondays and passports to watch entire movie series. I'm not big on ordering food, drinks, or snacks when I go so I can't really speak to the service. But the Dolby sound system and the comfy seats make every film feel immersive. The theater is always super clean, and if you're not into chatting with employees, you can easily walk in, find your seat, and leave without any interaction--everything's streamlined to make it hassle-free.

I really like this theater and the people at the front that I spoke to are very nice! Very helpful…read moretoo! They helped us split the check so that it wouldn't be too expensive for either one of us. The bathrooms were kinda gross. Like the back stall toilet was filled with piss and toilet paper so I didn't spend too much time in there, but other than that this place is awesome.

This is for the movie theater: I'll start with the pros: the…read moreseats are very comfy and the sound and everything was good. I feel like the tickets were too pricey, but it probably is similar to other places. I think my biggest annoyance is the fact that even when you get parking validated, it still costs money. I love going to the movies, but I don't want to spend almost 50 dollars every time I go.

My husband wanted to watch the UFC fight and so he bought tickets at Lex Live. We have never…read morewatched a fight on a big screen like that so it was really game changer. The seats reclined and were heated! We also found out you could buy food and bring it in, so we ordered some wings and a burger at the bar and took it on up to our auditorium. The wings were crispy and the burger was amazing! It was so nice, we had a lovely time and now we can't go back to watching the fights any other way.

Once upon a time, the Lyric Theatre was solely for African Americans, it eventually closed and fell…read moreinto disrepair. Smart, fabulous community members fought to keep it from being torn down and eventually private donations plus city planners were able to rehab it and get it going again. The Lyris hosts WoodSongs Old Tome Radio Hour on Monday nights. This is a live radio broadcast featuring all sorts of musicians. There's an impressive line up. You'll have to get through Michael Jonathan, the host, and his initial set, but bear down and it will be worth it. The Lyric also hosts many community events and has an art gallery as well as a reception hall. ITs a lovely venue, currently run by Whit Whitaker, known for his gorgeous voice. He's a Lexington music icon and will be a great asset to the venue.

The "Legacy of Black Horsemen" was shown at the Lyric Theatre. A wonderful documentary, sponsored…read moreby KET, it highlights the early days of racing when black horsemen were an integral part of the industry. Perhaps you can find the film online. If you are a racing fan you will especially enjoy the history put forth. 28

My Daughter who is 10, has only been taking Academy classes here for two years. She is in the…read moreclassic training, they also offer Pre-Professional. We just love this program. Very well set up, incredibly organized and the environment is very encouraging. The staff are very great with the kids and work them hard!! I have seen a lot of positive direction in her ballet technique and she grows every year. Kentucky Ballet Theatre has soo much to offer!! Private lessons, intensives during the summer, prepoint evaluations for their students, as well as other technique classes are offered.

Just saw the Nutcracker while visiting Lexington. Kids were great, but I was under the impression…read morethat this was a professional dance company, which it clearly is not. I'm not one to fat shame, but the worst offender was the very corpulent dancer in the first act. I assumed him to be someone's dad until I saw him listed as the "artistic director"...wow!! I've since learned that the Lexington Ballet Theater is the way to go and wanted to pass on this tip.