Pleasant Valley Drive-in located in Pleasant Valley (Barkhamsted) CT is a family friendly drive-in movie theater tucked away in the outskirts of Litchfield County. Come watch the latest movie releases under the stars and enjoy a piece of American nostalgia. We offer concessions on premises. Come early as kids like to play out in front of the screen before showtime! New digital projector and sound yet we still hold that old drive-in appeal!

Rick has managed the Transit Drive-in since 1987, and has overseen the growth and revival of the business from a single screen to become the largest drive-in in New York state, with four giant outdoor screens plus a 19-hole miniature golf course!

The original Angelika Film Center & Café opened in New York City's Soho district in 1989. The Angelika plays an impressive and diverse mix of independent films, and is the definitive cinema of choice for filmmakers and film lovers alike. Since its opening, the Angelika New York has become the most successful and recognized arthouse in the United States. The Angelika offers a dynamic and sophisticated atmosphere. The theater is a great place to meet your friends or hang out by yourself, and patrons who come early can enjoy a gourmet snack at the café

Experience the magic of the movies at Oaks Center Cinema, Phoenixville's newest and most state-of-the-art movie theater. With plush reclining seats, crystal-clear digital projection, and immersive sound, Oaks Center Cinema delivers the ultimate cinematic experience. Whether you're looking for the latest blockbusters, independent films, or family-friendly fun, Oaks Center Cinema has something for everyone. Visit us today and see why Oaks Center Cinema is the best place to catch the latest flicks!

Recflix offers a fun way to explore 100 percent free rec room films along with quality movie recommendations and reviews. Join our vibrant community and discover the best movies to stream. Filmmakers can utilize our unique creator program for exciting tools. Together, let's make movie nights unforgettable!

A brief  history of the Dolphin Players   The Dolphin Players are a 501(c)(3) organization, and donations are tax deductible.  The Dolphin Players were organized in 1979 with the mission of producing quality theater in an intimate setting.  For the first eight years, we were housed at the On Broadway Theater.  We then moved to the Old City Hall restaurant and then to the Marshfield High School Lab Theater and the Hales Center for the Performing Arts on the Southwestern Oregon Community College campus.  We have also produced in a variety of other venues, including both Coos Bay and North Bend city libraries, the Coos Art Museum, the Coos Bay Fire Hall, various locations on the Southwestern campus, and local churches. As one might imagine, it is exhausting to be theatrical nomads.   On