I've been going to this location since I was kid, so about 25 years or so... I love it and hope…read morethey never go away! They keep making changes/upgrading the theatres and so it keeps getting better and better. They offer movies outside (drive in style), have a few different options as far as theatre and seat style, and all the yummy treats and drinks you could want. They're also nowhere near as expensive as some spots are these days Restrooms are always clean too, which is a big one considering how many people use them daily.

This is a great movie theater to see movies just as they release because all other theaters in the…read morearea were sold out when trying to find Wicked tickets this weekend. The tickets and snacks are cheaper than other theaters in the area and they offer local drinks such as Helvetia Cider. The reclining seats were big and comfy for the 3 hour experience, I only wish they had a reward system because I will likely be back soon!

A community isn't a community without a movie theater, and Joy Cinema really makes it happen. Along…read morewith first-run movies they also have special events like Weird Wednesday and SCARE-A-THON before Halloween. These are the events I like going to. Local vendors share their wares in the lobby and it brings a local cinema-loving group of people together and gives them a home.

Terrible experience. Got a lecture from a very rude…read moreemployee for trying to bring in a bag of popcorn. After hearing about the theater policy (no outside snacks allowed), I put my snack in my car (after he told me HAD do hold it at the desk??huh??). And when I went back to the theater, the employees were making snarky remarks about me. I showed the employee my CLEARLY EMPTY purse (as requested) and the employee demanded that I place it on the counter so he could examine everything that was in my bag. A rude and violating interaction that tainted my viewing experience. Seemed to be some kinda power trip from an old man towards a younger woman. Unfortunately this is enough for me to not come back. For being a small business they really don't seem to care about the people that try to come support.

Has a bunch of pinball machines, video games and other rockum sockum type of games. One really bad…read morething, don't walk away from the pinball if you're playing with someone else. The game shoots the ball if you don't take your turn fast enough. So don't go to the bathroom if your buddy is taking their turn. One more little bad thing. The pinball machines are way too close together. No one was here when we were here so all ok. If it was busy here I wouldn't stay and play any pinball games. And that's why we came here.

What a cool place! Tons of old and new games. They typically cost 1.00 each. We played a lot of…read morepinball and drank some fun drinks. They had a pretty good selection of alcohol. They're staff was really nice too and although we already ate before we came here their food smelled really good. This would be a fun place to go for a birthday party or to have a date night. They also had oregon lottery games in the back if thats They type of thing you're into.

Delightful, flexible space in downtown Mt. Angel. Accommodating proprietor. Great place for a…read moremeeting with AV and sound system availability, small ensemble music events. Support a small business in the charming small community of Mt. Angel.

The Mt. Angel Theater Studio began its life as a silent film theater in 1912. It's been through…read moreseveral transformations, the current one intending to combine theater, art, music and more in one historical space, in a charming little town well-known for its annual Oktoberfest. Saturday night's showing of Casablanca was the first time I've been to this little theater. But it sure won't be the last. As the first of what is hopefully many films, Casablanca's opening of Second Saturday Nights LIVE brought to the big screen a classic film that many of us have only seen on TV-sized screens. The sound system is great and the small theater (100 seats) makes for an intimate-feeling evening of fun, with live music beforehand. There's plenty of street parking available. Popcorn, candy & sodas are available for purchase before the movie but I'm fairly certain if you wanted to purchase food from one of the restaurants in town and bring it in, there'd be no argument from the owner (just in case, you might want to double-check that before you do it). I'm looking forward to the next film next month - hope to see you there! PS. I'm giving it 5 stars because I think it's cool that a little town has a small historical theater in it that's gonna be a big social and cultural venue in the near future. It's still a diamond-in-the-rough but I have faith!

Whether you're just passing through or live locally this place is the perfect pizza stop. I tried…read morethe calzone and was delighted by how delicious it was. Made to order, even after driving home it was still warm. Seems like a cool space to stop and play games!

We came late & they were closing. We needed a couple pizzas for the boys after their football game…read more Alexa came to our rescue and made a couple pizzas and a salad while Toby cleaned up. These two had amazing customer service and went above and beyond. Thank you two for your kindness.

What a charming theater in forest Grove! This historical performance venue in downtown Forest Grove…read morehosts a number of events throughout the year, and appears to have a devoted following. The auditorium is spacious, and boasts an assortment of comfortable seating throughout - including ADA accommodations. The staff are helpful and courteous, and very efficient checking tickets and seating patrons. I was asked if this was my first visit, and heartily welcomed when I indicated it was. Although it's an hour drive from my home, I will make a point of attending performances here in the future.

What a delightful vintage venue. Many times you don't get accessible access when it comes to the…read moremore vintage spaces. Gratefully that is not the case here and I was able to get in and out with no issues. I will say that they're ADA seating is a bit of a distance because the seating is sloped and ADA it's down front so you do need to go a bit steeply to downhill. The person I was supposed to go with was unable to attend so the lack of a seat was not an issue. But I was seats A5 and A6 and seat A5 was an open space so I'm assuming they have chairs they can bring out. I did not grab concessions but they actually looked to have a pretty ample selection. It's really good to know though for the future. The stage is quite large and I was delighted to see a really wonderfully done production of Arsenic and Old Lace. They seem to have a parking lot in the rear. Luckily I was able to grab something among the street quickly with only a small walk.

My first time at a Mask and Mirror show. This is one of their regular locations, at a church in…read moreTigard. Buying tickets and check in was a breeze. They had water and cookies as a snack. The seats looked like classroom seats but they elevated the experience by providing a very thick seat cushion for everyone. You can tell the staff and crew loves performing. The set design for the show I went to was had so much detail and the performers really played their part. I'm bummed sometimes to see empty seats for a great performance, so please check out some local theater like Mask and Mirror!

Today I went to the opening weekend of the final 2014 seasons production by the Mask & Mirror…read moreCommunity Theatre. Each play has been very nicely produced and, sadly, the audiences sparse. This is a real shame as there is al great deal of talent in this group of actors, directors, producers and the VOLUNTEERS! This is real community theatre at it's best and I applaud the production of "Over The River and Through The Woods" as being as high as last years "Sylvia" and the very nice adaption of "The Importance of Being Earnest". Mask & Mirror company is a community theatre secret-but I'm letting the secret out!! This is a wonderful production company. Well established, nicely produced plays are being held and you don't even know about it! Mask and Mirror isn't new in town- its been in the Tigard area for 9 years, but, for some reason, it hasn't garnered the cache of the Broadway Rose productions. They deserve the communities support. The final play of this years schedule, "Over the River," is playing Friday, Saturday and Sunday thru May 19th, 2014. This play is a very funny dialogue between a 29 year old marketing executive grandson and his 4 Italian-American grandparents. He wants to leave New Jersey for the West Coast and a promotion. They want him to stay in their area. The actors are great in these roles, especially Grand Fathers Nuncio and Frank. There are so many funny lines that the actors are stepping on themselves while the audience laughs..remember guys-pause for your kudos, laughter from the audience in the same as a standing O. Thats the only negative I have to say about this production. Otherwise it is a delightful, if stereotypic,l take on Italian grandparents and their very American grandson. As with 'Earnest", last year, the play has been slightly altered to make some local interest. There are snackies available. Even lemon pie was available today. Yum. Plus coffee, water, candy and whatever else you might want to munch on! Kids are welcome for Friday and Saturday evening performances as well as Sunday afternoons. Looking for something inexpensive and local you west siders? Check out Mask & Mirror Community Theatre's website and Go See Live Theatre! The 2014 season closes 5/14/2014 and fall season opens sometime around the middle of October. They hold open auditions if you're a secret actor and want a chance to audition, and they are always looking for volunteers. Free parking and close to King City, Tualatin, Beaverton, Tigard and West Portland. It's well worth your time!

I was lucky enough to see the Willy Wonka production at the McMinnville Gallery theater last…read moreweekend. I was impressed and thoroughly enjoyed the entire production! Encore to the cast!

I've seen many plays on Broadway, in London and tours in San Francisco and Portland. I absolutely…read morelove theater and give great kudos to any actor performing live. For smaller venues, I've seen productions in Napa valley, Sacramento's old Town district and others. Two smaller town venues are the Village Theater in Issaquah, Washington which is one of the best, and then there is the Gallery in McMinnville, Oregon. I'm encouraged that there is even a theater in the Willamette area, but alas it's quality of stage, theater design and performances need improvement. I hope that someday some patron of the arts will increase contributions to their efforts, but for now I'll be driving 4 hours to Issaquah's Village theater or wait for performances in downtown Portland.