Best experience ever by far my favorite place to watch a movie xoxo #smile omg @$%go to the Grandaread more

The staff here is always amazing. I'm temporarily disabled and they assisted my husband and I with…read moreour food from the concessions and into the theater. They even made sure I was seated comfortably and offered to bring in an additional chair for me to prop my leg upon.

I am saddened to hear that the theater will close in 2027 - i go often for something to do. The…read moretheater itself is quite nice and no complaints about that. A local church, which already took over a fantastic business and forced it out of business, is again ruining Walla Walla. Cinemark says they will build a new theater but i doubt that will happen. We will now have to drive OUT OF TOWN JUST TO SEE A MOVIE! Walla Walla is pathetic. If you are reading this and are thinking of moving here - then think again. There is absolutely NO social outlets (except CHURCH or wine tasting) here - you will be bored out of your minds. Poor healthcare, no social amenities. Oh, there is enough wine to stay drunk if that's your thing. If you think you're going to do "outdoorsie" activities then you are mistaken. You don't want to end up on some property you're not supposed to be on or you'll be shot at - no kidding. I hate this town and if i had the money would leave. (BTW - my family has lived here since the beginning. My great grandfather moved here sometime in the late 1800's so i have EVERY right to be this bummed out!)

Remodeled theatre that is clean with assigned seating and comfy, leather, rocking seats. For a…read moresmall town like Walla Walla it's great that we have a theater this size for our community.

So many great memories from coming to the M&F over the years!…read moreI always stop in for a movie if they are open when I come through. The snack shack is always spotless and well stocked! They have, soda, pizza, popcorn.... The M&F has been family owned and operated for many years and it is such a joy to run into old friends as well as see new families enjoy the fun of going to a drive in movie! Pleas bring cash for everything, they do have an ATM inside the snack shack if you need more...

Went to watch toy story 5 with my boyfriend, such a cute movie. Heard the pizza there is bomb will…read morehave to try it next time! Toilets got backed up did had to go badly in the middle of the movie. The exiting of the movie got a bit chaotic where all cars were in a hurry to leave, need some workers to guide the cars do the zipper technique. Overall it was very fun and memorable.

I take my family to the drive in as often as we can afford. Before the price went up from just…read morepaying for the car to paying a flat rate than extra for every person over the count of 5, we go as a large group with other family members and sometimes the kids bring a friend so we easily go over 6 people sometimes, we would go every weekend. Since the price change we go maybe once or twice a summer. The restrooms are nice to have and there is a line when the first movie ends, so be quick if you don't want to stand in line. We love to go as a family to experiance the movie in an relaxed and comfortable setting that we get from our truck bed made up with bedding and such, there are times the younger kids fall asleep before the end of the first movie, and would be heart broaken if we could no longer go do this great family activity. We love this part of La Grande and enjoy it very much.

Who would have thunk that a little 'ol historic theater such as this one would have DLP!?! This is…read morea cool little theater. I stayed in Baker for a couple of weeks for work, and there really isn't a whole lot to do here, so I went to a few movies. The Eltrym has a flashy exterior, which is pretty hard to miss. Inside there are three small theaters. The seating has a good angle, so that no one has their view blocked (although, I was never in anything close to a packed house -- it's amazing that this place can support itself). The staff was friendly, and everything was fairly priced. The kids packs are a little pricier, but that's because you get premium candy with it (King Size Reeses, yay!). I even noticed a sign for a short film festival that they were screening here. Suffice to say, if I lived here full time, this would probably be one of my main haunts. Now go watch a movie!

The Eltrym is the only theater in town. It also happens to be a little quirky, which suits me just…read morefine. From the sets of double doors at the entry you walk right into the modest concession stand and the smells of fresh popcorn. To the right is a little area where you can buy your tickets if you don't want to buy them with your popcorn. To the left is a very old film projector that I wish I had brought my camera to snap a few shots of. I love popcorn (hate it getting stuck in my teeth, but it's worth it) so I bought a medium that turned out to be way too much and a small soda . . .that also went about half unfinished. I really like it when I ask for "light butter" and the person behind the stand fills the bag half full, puts a little butter on, then fills it the rest of the way and puts a little more on. They did that here, so I am a fan right from the start. My friend arrived shortly after I had bought my snacks so I told her I'd go get us seats while she got her own set of munchies. I made my way the short distance to the Theater 1 the "large" screen room, there are two other small screens making a total three for the whole theater. There were only a handful of other movie goers for that particular showing, but they had grabbed my favorite seats already. I settled for a slightly off center lower middle pair and sat down. The seats themselves aren't what I was used to back in the big cities, small, not as fancy, and not nearly as comfortable. But, they are what they are, and at least we have a theater. The screen room itself was alright, the sound and picture quality were average. It was a little odd to hear the big old heaters clunk to life during "I dreamed a dream" or when Javert jumped into the aqueduct. Slightly diminished the drama. It did, however, keep the 16 degree snowy night a distant memory. I'm glad the Eltrym is around and hopefully some more good movies will come to town.

local old-fashioned style movie theatre that has had some recent upgrading. Great popcorn and a…read moremovie!

Great theatre where you wouldn't expect to find it. They do a lot of popular musicals. Some of my…read morefavorites have been Annie Get Your Gun, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Beauty and the Beast, Peter Pan. This is so much more than a little community theatre. Several of the regular actors and crew members are college students and graduates from the Eastern Oregon University theatre and music departments. The building is a historical treasure that has been lovingly restored with some updates to increase safety.

A beautiful, renovated old colonial style Opera house located just 20 minutes north of La Grande…read more Yeah, exactly like the one in The Muppet Show with the little boxes up and off to the side, with the cranky Muppets. They recently started hosting live music too. Great new sound system! The everybodyfields recently stopped here on their way to Portland, and they sounded great. A true ye olde towne gem.

Great exhibit by two local photographers. The staff was very helpful and informative. Highly…read morerecommend a visit.

From the owner: Housed in a beautiful log building on Joseph's Main Street, the Josephy Center for Arts and Culture…read moreprovides a gathering place to celebrate, promote and inspire arts and culture in Wallowa County. We offer an eclectic blend of programs that serve local and regional arts and culture enthusiasts of all ages, as well as tourists and visitors from outside the area. In conjunction with our regular art exhibits, we host artist lectures, musical performances, films, and art classes and workshops for kids and adults. Students at the Josephy Center explore drawing, painting, print-making, photography, drama, film, and sound and video engineering. The Josephy Library not only provides the community with a rich cultural resource of written and recorded works about Wallowa County and the West, but also offers bi-weekly brown bag lunch presentations about topics ranging from the work of scholar and author Alvin Josephy (for whom the center is named) to the history of local agriculture, the developm