Hi-Pointe Theatre first opened its doors in 1922. Unlike other venues built during that era, it was always intended as a place to watch movies—not plays, vaudeville performances, or boxing matches between presidential candidates. Despite its age, Hi-Pointe hasn't had any problem keeping up with current trends. It features a new screen, a booming sound system, and even free Wi-Fi, all while retaining the historical charm and aquamarine seating that visitors have come to adore over the years. Plus, of-age moviegoers can purchase beer and wine at the theatre, and guests of all ages can enjoy Hi-Pointe's reasonably priced popcorn and soda.