Mellow & calm day to see a movie…read more As soon as we saw the cashiers they mentioned how they were not taking cash only card. Went to watch Moana 2. We grabbed a small popcorn. The price for two during matinee 12:30pm was $14 but with a small popcorn it was $22!? Also their water fountain was not working so I was charged .25€ for a water cup. Sadly the water from the soda fountain tasted like perfume or a mix of a fruity drink. Note to self: Take snacks & water rather than buying them. Also, the rewards expire after a year. Sadly if you work your way to a free movie ticket it can only be used for a movie that has been out 2 weeks after the release date and it expires! ;-( Like one of mine did.

Tried to see a movie. I only had 100 dollar bill. Rude employees yelling across the lobby, then the…read morewoman yelled across the lobby at me. Nope, we can't break 100 dollar bill. And went on with what she was doing. Another words she was to busy to deal with the customer. Felt like I was bothering them. I had to turn around and go home. No wonder it seams empty all the time.

My wife and I recently spent a charming evening watching "Bugonia" at this theater. We were…read moreespecially impressed by the service of one "Haley". Our experience exceeded all our expectations and we will be returning soon.

First time in this theatre to watch One Battle After Another and I loved the theatre almost as much…read moreas the movie! They have a menu you mark and leave on your table and a server brings it to you! The popcorn was excellent.

I applaud a movie venue with tables and food and drink. The table seating is tiered so you have a…read moregood view of the screen. Staff is super efficient at bringing you your food. The potstickers with Korean bbq sauce hit the spot, along with a beer. Nicely packed house for Miyazaki's Castle in the Sky. 5/18/25

I went here twice, once for an event, and another time for a movie. Both occasions were great. I…read morewas able to get tickets for both events online, as I was told you could get tickets online and also in person, although in person is supposedly priced higher. The timing mentioned on the website was also up to date and accurate, and there's a bar inside as well. They have some great movies and events going on here, and I recommend you visit if you find yourself in town.

As soon as you walk in you are met with two kiosk where you can buy your tickets. You can add gift…read morecards and optional membership #. Otherwise you can pay online. Something that grossed me out where the carpets. Goodness looks like dirt caked into the carpet. We need rug Dr in the house ASAP!!! Or at least a whole carpet removal! Used the restrooms, seemed fairly clean with the exception of a pooped toilet. I made sure to use the restroom in the fartest entrance. Prior to my visit, I had gone to see Zootopia and cannot believe how people on five dollar Tuesday treat the environment where they have wrappers on the floor and it is just pandemonium. Overall, I was rated as a B minus experience, but I really enjoyed the movie Hail Mary. Sadly, on a Tuesday the bigger theaters for $5 Dollar Tuesdays were trashed. Don't people know how to aim at the trash or know to treat other places better or similar to their own homes?

This theater is nicely priced and most of the staff is good. There is one person who will talk your…read moreear off as you try to buy tickets and he will make you late to your show. The screens and seats are acceptable. Some screens are better than others. The biggest problem I have found is the lack of sound proofing. You can often hear the movie next door if it is a loud action or horror film. Also, this theater has the worst woman's bathroom. It's dirty and most of the stalls don't work. You would be lucky to find a door that locks or in some cases, closes at all. Popcorn is good when it's fresh tho.

A grand old art deco 1930s movie theater now in its 75th year standing but in much need of a face…read morelift. The components are all there - this beauty just needs a little help. On the national historical registry since 2010. the wife and I were there one evening recently for an ArMack Orchestra performance, the sound within the auditorium is very good and I'm sure in her prime she was a grand venue, but this building has definitely seen better days. The first thing I noticed was the "mushy" smell when you walk into this large space - mold, dust and disrepair are apparent. The art deco interior is still very much there and intact - mostly just needs an update after all the years of neglect. Great stylized cut glass wall sconces, and stylized cut glass overhead light fixtures along with the lobby entrance and foyer details reveal just how great this grand structure was back in its day. High ceiling soar overhead and two huge murals - left and right of the stage reminded me that this used to be a place where people in the town gathered regularly in a different era. This space is now a multicultural facility for the performing arts and monthly movies. Also available for rent for special events, weddings, parties, concerts, etc. This is a special place within old Town downtown Eureka that needs to be used to keep her alive, and is in need of some loving restoration to keep around for future generations. Still a 4 Star venue for all of its awesome architectural details that still exist after seven plus decades. And, a venue that has the potential to be a true 5 star gem - with a little help. 00127

If you're not coming here to watch films, you're missing out! This non-profit art deco theater is…read moreentirely volunteer run and is in the process of being lovingly restored. They feature awesome programming like "Science on Screen," when science lectures accompany sci-fi films, and live scores by musicians such as the Invisible Czars. Visiting the theater for their monthly noir night has become one of my favorite activities since moving to the area. Definitely grab a local beer, cider, glass of wine or speciality cocktail while viewing a flick--all proceeds go toward the theater's restoration. Rumors has it that the theater will soon have it's own deco Air BnB for rent upstairs--can't wait to recommend it to out of town visitors :)

We (my boyfriend, son and I) were just there tonight for my sons birthday. My son is an adult with…read moresevere autism with intellectual disability which means he is low verbal but enjoys movies and outings. I am a recovering cancer patient who had chemotherapy and radiation treatment in 2023/2024 and now deal with osteoarthritis which has disabled me especially in the hips and low back where I wear a brace under my sweater or sweatshirt frequently. Tonight my son ate before we took him to sushi (his choice) for his birthday. My son was mistakenly fed by his worker before we took him to dinner and so he overate for the day. When we were getting snacks at the counter in the theater my son burped and it caused him to throw up a bit of food. I asked for paper towels to clean up the floor and apologized and the staff rushed out to clean the lobby floor after my boyfriend made a cursory swipe with a small pile of napkins while I talked to and observed my son. I have not directly taken care of of my son recently and I wanted to be sure he was ok. When purchasing our tickets and snacks I asked for a bag for our snacks, and they did not have one. I also asked for mustard for the hot dog and pretzels we ordered and we were given tiny containers (and not packets or a condiment stand which we are used to) and so I decorated the hot dog at the counter ( and there was no trash can there to toss the cup) to have one less thing to carry into the theater while I held my sons hand. My son has a tendency to jump and be noisy when he gets excited and I did not want him to scare anyone. ( He is 6 foot tall and now sports a small beard). When we were in the theater and seated watching the previews my son burped again and threw up food. He had only had sips of soda at this point. I asked my boyfriend to grab some napkins and the next thing I knew we had several staff come in with paper towels and a mop while the previews were playing. NOTE we were all the way at the back of the theater already so as to cause the least amount of disturbance should my son get excited and vocalize. There were only about 10 other people in the entire theater and the closest were 4 rows away. The manager told me, if your son throws up again, I ask that you leave. I had my son throw away the 7 dollar hot dog we had just purchased and he sat sipping his pepsi. About 1/3rd of the way into the movie my son burped again and threw up. NOTE he isn't sick. It only went on the cement floor and we were no where near anyone. And so we just settled in to watch the movie. He laughed and enjoyed the silly lines the alien had and enjoyed the space scenes. It's hard to tell what he understands and does not. But I know he loves to go to the theater, I took him last to see Deadpool & Wolverine at this very theater with his friend. After the movie, we got up to go to the bathroom and get some paper towels to clean up. At the door we were greeted by two young women one of whom stood in my way and accused me of trying to "sneak out" and both of whom said we had not "thanked them" for helping clean up. And for not leaving after the general manager had told us we should leave should my son have any more events. I told the one girl I was on my way to the bathroom to get paper towels and she instead jumped in my way 4 times as I attempted to walk past to the bathroom ( no joke) and would not let me pass. I said to her, "look I am a grown woman" as she in an insultingly sweet voice said "we can get any supplies you require for you to clean up" as she and the other gal stood there and stared at us like we should stand in a hall all night... and contemplate it all. And I said, well I was going for paper towels. And finally the second gal went and grabbed a roll of them. The first one then gave a running loud litany about what horrible people we were and how they were "not our servants" (while I stated I had asked for paper towels so we could clean up ourselves) my boyfriend cleaned the floor and I handed him paper towels. They were rude, demeaning and derogatory. I explained I had recently recovered from cancer and she went on to say so are we done? ( Yes we are done... don't worry, we won't be back. We won't spend almost 100 dollars there again. We won't recommend the theater especially to anyone with disability or autism or a senior or in recovery. And really after more then 40 years of training people in hospitality and service work. Lady.... you need therapy. ( incidentally I have been to the theater many times over the years. But I have not been back recently because I was letting my immune system get back up to par after cancer treatment...

Hey so I don't understand all of the negative reviews at all. The cinema was so very clean and…read moreemployees were lovely. A true nostalgic neon experience for those who love the retro vibe. Tickets were only $7 for a 4:00 movie. I would give 4.5 stars only because the volume of the movie was extremely loud. I realized why after the show started next door, and I could hear it a bit through the wall, but you start to forget after a while. We are lucky to have such an adorable cinema with such great choices in our small town. I want to go back just to have fun in the arcade! Looking forward to my next visit.

We walked in to this cute little theater for a movie date on a Saturday afternoon. We were promptly…read moregreeted by one of the two very friendly women working the counter. She told us about the movies and that one of them was supposed to start at 4 (it was about 410 when we got there) and let us know that if we wanted to watch that one, they would start it up for us...because no one had shown up for that movie, it hadn't already started. There were two matinee movies showing: the new Hamnet and the 1996 version of Romeo and Juliet. That's pretty neat that they have an older and a newer matinee offering. We decided to watch Romeo and Juliet. The seats were comfortable and they'd apparently recently added tables and told us we could bring our own food in for a $5 charge and eat it at the tables. We didn't do that but what a cool idea. We did grab some snacks from there and sat in front of a table and enjoyed the extra legroom. It was an enjoyable experience. Nice clean theater and bathrooms and very friendly staff.

******** Closed***********…read more Hopefully someone buys it! Cutest little 2 screen theater.

I love this theatre! Beautifully maintained inside and out, comfortable seats, great atmosphere…read more The productions are consistently high quality directing and acting.

I used to go see plays here a lot as a kid. I even fell asleep during one to the horror of my mom…read more When they had a huge garage sale of costumes I nabbed one I kept for years. Such a cute place.

I am shocked at the lack of reviews on this page! This is one, albeat of many, wonderful jams that…read moreexist here in Humboldt County. It attracts people from all over the world to come study here. And the shows they put on our simply wonderful!

A great live music venue located on the campus of Humboldt State University (about 300 miles north…read moreof the San Francisco bay on the 101) Off Laurel Dr and Sequoia Ave, in the Music Arts Buildings area on campus. This intimate venue, at the top of the stairs and to the left, seats about 900 where some of the greatest musical talents in the world have played and graced this amazing stage and venue for decades now. Beer and wine is usually available for purchase, as are light refreshments. A non-smoking venue. Our most recent concert brought us back to this awesome venue for a show with Ozomatli this past Tuesday evening - This show did not disappoint! The Los Angeles based band has been together for almost two decades now, and it showed in their performance as they smoothly moved from urban latino - to hip hop, to cumbia, salsa and funk. This was an awe inspiring show, for both performers and the audience, as many have been, that I have seen at this venue in recent years. Playing at the Van Duzer theater, artists, musicians and performers all seem to thrive in this special and magical venue. It truly does bring out the best in those who play this stage. The audiences are some of the best in the world, and if you go to a show at this venue, you will find and see that those who do attend are there because they love the music and the artist performing. This in turn translates to the musicians and performers and as such the shows here are always spectacular and amazing in their own right. It does not get any better than this for live music. You can reach the Center Arts ticket office at 707-826-3928 to find out more about this venue and upcoming shows. The 2014-15 season looks to be a great one again, so if you ever find yourself on the north coast, 300 miles in the middle of nowhere and looking for world class music, this is it! A Pure 5 STAR venue. 00086

Amazing acts coming through here. Among the folks I've seen here are Ziggy Marley, Matisyahu, and…read moremany more. Definitely worth checking out the center arts selection in the little catalog. Did I see that pink Martini might be coming?