I'm so thankful that Winchester has this gem! For most of my middle school and high school days, we…read morehad to drive to Muncie or Richmond for the closest movie theatre. But not anymore! The Towne Square Cinema has three screens and always offers an adult and child friendly film. I've been here many times with friends and family and am always pleased with my visit. Oh! And on Tuesdays they allow you to bring your own bowl for free popcorn. Can't beat that! So if you're in Winchester and are wondering ... what the heck am I going to do to entertain myself? Just know that the theatre is a great option. :)

The well known quote, "good things come in small packages," most definitely applies to this small…read moretown movie theater. Towne Square Cinema offers three screens in a beautiful historic building with extremely reasonable ticket and concession prices. Ticket prices are $7 for a 2D movie & $10 for a 3D movie. In the concession aspect, they offer different popcorn combos and seasonal specials, a variety of candy, dippin dots, pickles, flavored popcorn, and fountain & bottled beverages. Example of a combo would be - 2 medium drinks and a large popcorn (with up to four smaller bags of popcorn on the side) for $11.25 - what a steal. This movie theater also offers private parties (for a great price) where you can watch any of the movies playing, bring in a movie of your own, or even hook up game consoles and play video games on the big screen! Are you ready for this one? You can even host a SLEEPOVER at the cinema. That's right - a sleepover. If you're ever looking for something fun to do in Winchester, make sure you visit Towne Square Cinema!

The first three movies I ever saw were in this theater: The Little Mermaid, Prancer, and Teenage…read moreMutant Ninja Turtles. I haven't lived in Ohio for nearly 20 years, and was happily surprised to see this cinema still standing and playing movies. The lobby has been cared for and maintained. The actual theater, however, is lacking in a couple of areas. I'm willing to look past the rickety seats and the mess of boxes stacked on the floor near the screen. I'm even willing to forgive the lack of bass a decent subwoofer would provide in this space. But what I will not forgive in a theater experience is a dim screen. I'm aware enough to know bulbs for theater projectors are extremely expensive, and many small theaters will avoid updating their bulbs for as long as possible, but it's time, friends. It's time. The images on screen looked like the brightness was turned down 50%, and that's not an exaggeration. Went to see Fantastic Four and I was having a real hard time seeing anything in darker moments. The Avatar: Fire and Ash trailer played in the beginning and it looked so dull and colorless. The tickets and snacks are affordably priced, and I'd love to continue supporting this place that has such a nostalgic hold on my heart, but I refuse to have a subpar experience with something as fundamental as the image on screen at a movie theater. Hopefully y'all get that fixed soon. I'll be a regular if you do. But make sure you announce it to the world or I'll never know.

Awesome theater. The prices are very reasonable, tickets and concessions. The theater reminds me…read moreof being a child and going to the movies. That nostalgia feeling never gets old. Glad we have such a fun piece of working history available to us! Thank you!

I have no complaints about this theatre. It was our first visit as I wanted to see Mufasa the Lion…read moreKing. It was a weekday matinee. Easy parking, accessible entrance, bright clean lobby with two people working concessions. We decided to get one popcorn and soda to share and the girl pointed out there was a special package price for that. Tickets were reasonably priced, food and drink typical for movie theatres these days. They have two of those futuristic soda machines with a million options. We inquired about the portable close caption device because my husband sometimes has trouble hearing dialogue clearly. She went right back and got one, no charge for this. It fits in the cup holder with a flexible gooseneck holding the little screen. This thing worked great! I realized later my husband didn't whisper "what did he say?" even once in a 2-hour movie! Seats were comfortable. Not the most modern recliners, but roomy, good legroom, with cup holders. The theatre sound was excellent, the screen vivid and brilliant. We were given 3D glasses as it was a 3D presentation and that was really mind blowing I must say. When we exited there were two staff members wishing everyone a good day as they waited for the theatre to empty so they could go right in and clean. Speaking of clean, the bathroom was spotless too. All in all we were very happy with this theatre and I'll be back for sure to see Tom Cruise in a few months.

Nice and clean great movies. open Christmas Day. family friendly I give it five starsread more

This movie theater is the best!! It is clean and the staff is the absolute friendliest. But the…read morebiggest reason I go here is for the manager, Rick. He is so dope and he carries around his flip phone on his belt. He has the flyest asics around. Love this place!!!!

Always clean and friendly staff. Not much else to say about a movie theater, but definitely cleaner…read moreand better then the Richmond movie theater, though this one doesn't always get some of the more indy flicks. But in a small town that is expected. Usually get the movie theater to yourself if you go on an off night which is always nice!

All touring morning two.. you can hear the people in the concession being real loud all the time…read moredisturbing the movie.. All the auditoriums have exit signs at the end of the movie theater The color of the exit sign reflects onto the screen puts a big old redness color on the screen.. I have said stuff about it before and nothing gets done nobody wants to watch a movie with a big old red spot in the screen

Recently remodeled all the theaters and installed reclining seats. Much needed upgrades. I'll be…read moreback more often.

Great place for the family to get together and watch a movie for a great price…read more The popcorn is always fresh and buttery They have great service and if they ever were to do any retention the only thing I would suggest it newer seats

I would normally give this location 5 stars, but this morning when I arrived at the theater for an…read more11:30 showing that I had paid for in advance, there were about 15 people standing outside that told me there was no one there and all the doors were locked. So we gave them the benefit of the doubt and waited as another 20 or so people joined us or sat in their cars waiting. Several of us tried to call the theater and didn't even get a recorded message. Some called headquarters in Texas and of course all they could do was look into the matter. Quite a few of us had driven from other towns and would not be able to return for a showing later in the day. I suggest that when they are going to cancel a showing, they at least leave a message on their main number in Piqua and have someone post a sign on the outer doors so people don't just stand there feeling angry or frustrated because the WANT to see that movie. This was Part 3 of THE CHOSEN.

Stopped here over the summer with a larger group on a Friday night…read more We came and watched Elvis at the end of July and I think the second showing was Thor. The first movie started around 9, as the sun went down. By the time for the second movie it was almost midnight so we left, but if you can stay up late it's a great deal to stay and watch two! If you choose to turn your car off, make sure to bring an actual radio to tune in with. None of the apps have the specific station and you won't be able to hear much from your neighbor's car. It was a beautiful place to watch the sunset and once it's dark you can see lots of stars. I would recommend sitting in a car or on chairs because it is all gravel and it's harder to find a window to watch if you're on the ground. There are concessions and restrooms in the middle. You pay per person in the car for entry and if you bring your own snacks you're supposed to pay.

I had so much fun coming here! It's been years since I've last been to a drive in and We had a…read moregreat time. I really like how the screen was up high so that no matter where you park you can see the screen. I also thought the concession was clean and the bathrooms were clean. The picture quality of the movie was really really good! We had a truck so we set up a nice little area in the bed of the truck with beach chairs, a cooler, and blankets and it was perfect! I do suggest bringing a radio to listen to the movie but listening from the car wasn't bad. There is a fee of $5 to bring in outside food but no one ever checked if we paid for it so I'm not sure why they have that fee? We liked the Kona truck to get shaved ice and thought it was a nice little treat! Get there at least an hour and a half early to get a good spot. We saw a lot of people driving around 30/40 mins before having a hard time parking. We will definitely be back again!

What's not to love about drive-in movie theaters?! And them being a dying breed, I'm glad this…read moreone's still around to entertain! They have a digital projector which is nice on the eyes when viewing. They play relatively recent movies too. I've seen a few where the first movie was just released the same week, and the 2nd one within the last month. So you're not going to find ones that you may have already seen or can rent on DVD. Price is $6 a person for adults, and $2 a car. This is where they make their money because with their snack bar prices, there is no need to bring snacks with you! They offer beverages and have a grill for burgers and dogs, and a deep fryer for some of the best french fries I've ever had anywhere. Popcorn is cheap, a medium is $2.50 and will easily feed 2-4 adults. They have a huge candy assortment as well. Pretty much anything you want or are craving, including giant pickles if that's your thing. They have their own radio station to tune into, so even if the weather is crappy, you don't have to worry about having the windows down. There's a nice grassy area up front where kids can run around before hand, or you can put a blanket out and sit on the ground. The restrooms need some work, there's only 2 stalls in the women's and after about 10 flushes the water system needs to wait about 2-3 people before it will be able to flush fully. and there's not a strong stream to the sink, but it's doable. All in all I love this little place and it's worth the visit!

Very good deal for the cost of the show. I would just stick to the hot dogs and popcorn, candy. Its…read moreactually in Maria Stien not St. Henry. Hard to spot from road. Needs a better sign.

Our first time to drive in this season. Love they allow dogs. Love they give discounts for…read moremilitary. We always bring ice cooler and snacks but spring for popcorn. Get snacks early .. the line is long. Bring layers ...it always gets colder at night than I expected and layers help protect from bugs. We bring radio. Every time we see people with dead batteries who ran the car the whole time.

Two cars per space. Was told to move closer to the pole when we were 2ft from the pole by the…read morerandom rude bald guy. No one else told to move it's unreal how bad it has become. Meanwhile trucks and large vehicles park in all the rows front and back it doesn't matter. Maximum profit while not caring about customer experience is the goal here clearly.

Who would guess that my new favorite "getaway when you can't really get away" hangout would be…read morecute, cozy, perpetually colder/snowier than anywhere else in this region, Bellefontaine, Ohiooooooooooo?!? And hidden away off Main Street is an equally hidden gem, the Holland Theatre, where I just attended an awesome, "I can't believe they came here to Ohiooooo" concert a few weeks ago. WELL worth the approx. 45 min. drive from Springfield!! One of several historic theaters in the region that are being saved/restored, rather than "paved/put up a parking lot," which seems to happen all too often. Friendly, helpful staff, a great variety of offerings (I was there for an AMAZING Spanish timple/classical guitar concert), plenty of parking, and a large, yet cozy feeling auditorium, what more could you ask for. Sadly, there was just a very small "crowd" for this concert, so rather than spread the 20-25 or so ticket holders all throughout the auditorium, they set up chairs and had us sit right on the stage with the performers. I wish more people had attended, but it was a wonderful, intimate show!! The manager of the theatre, Chris, even joined the show and did an AMAZING acoustic guitar duet with one of the musicians. They've got a great, user-friendly website and plenty of eclectic offerings. Get here early and sample one (or more!) of the surprisingly interesting dining options, or just take a walk through this fun, happening small town!!

Hubby and I won tickets to The Holland Theater to see Braebach this weekend. Parking was a bit…read moretricky because there is not a dedicated lot. There is street parking throughout downtown, but being that it was a Saturday night, it was slim picking! Once we got parked and walked a couple of blocks to the theater, the experience improved greatly. It was such a beautiful theater. We enjoyed the Dutch style and enjoyed looking around before the show began. You can tell the theater has been recently renovated and they are still working on even more improvements. But everything was so beautiful. We had two special treats the night we attended. It was the 92nd birthday of the theater and it was the first time Braebach had played in Ohio on their first American tour! We could not have enjoyed either the venue or the band more! They even shared their cake!