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Newly renovated arts center screens docs, indies, and world cinema, including Oscar-nominated films; gallery showcases modern work
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Doritop reviewer
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Excellent value, movies, staff and last but not least popcorn!!!
Marcia
2 ratings2 reviews
Love this little theater. It was the first time I used my Groupon App, and all went smoothly. Also, they use real butter in the popcorn and have a plethora of different spices you can sprinkle your popcorn with. And there is a drinking fountain with filtered water. If you bring your own vessel, you'll save on drinks AND help the environment while you're watching your movie. Those small details aside, the theater plays quality films for those with, dare I say, discerning taste, it's clean, user-friendly, and quiet. I also like that the location is far away from the madding crowd.
About This Deal
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$12.50 for movie for two with one popcorn ($24 value) $24 for movie for four with two popcorns ($48 value)
Click here for a list of films now showing and here for current gallery exhibitions.
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About Center for Contemporary Arts
A cinematheque, gallery, and educational center all in one, the Center for Contemporary Arts champions a diverse range of art forms, from digital media and performance art to independent and animated films, as well as Oscar-nominated documentaries. Culled from various artistic backgrounds, the art center's staff gained experience in various aesthetics by studying fine art, producing films for Sundance, and trying to calm down the guy from Edvard Munch's The Scream. Using their acquired knowledge, staff members educate guests during art exhibitions, movie screenings, and lectures.