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893 theaters on STAGE BOND
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
The Broad Theater in New Orleans' Mid-City/Treme neighborhood is a locally owned independent cinema inside a 1924 Spanish Colonial Revival building. Its four screens blend independent, foreign, and Hollywood films with a full bar, arcade ga
Maitland, Florida, United States
Enzian Theater in Maitland, Florida is Central Florida's nonprofit independent cinema, a single-screen cafe tucked beneath ancient oaks. Founded in 1985 on the belief that 'Film Is Art,' Enzian pairs first-run independent features with dinn
Seattle, Washington, United States
SIFF Cinema Downtown is Seattle's nonprofit flagship movie theater, operated by the Seattle International Film Festival organization from the former Cinerama at 2100 4th Avenue. The venue pairs state-of-the-art projection and reserved seati
Seattle, Washington, United States
The Grand Illusion Cinema is Seattle's longest-running independent cinema, a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit founded in 1970 as the city's first intimate arthouse. After losing its longtime University District home in early 2025, the nonprofit
Seattle, Washington, United States
Northwest Film Forum is Seattle's nonprofit hub for independent film, screening more than 200 indie, classic, and documentary films a year across two Capitol Hill screens. Beyond the marquee, the Forum runs filmmaker workshops, production r
Tacoma, Washington, United States
The Grand Cinema is Tacoma's nonprofit art-house theater, screening independent, foreign, and local films 365 days a year from downtown's 606 Fawcett Avenue. The volunteer-powered cinema is the proud host of the Tacoma Film Festival and run
Olympia, Washington, United States
The Olympia Film Society is a nonprofit arts organization that has kept the historic 1924 Capitol Theater glowing since 1986, screening independent, international, and classic films year-round. The 765-seat downtown landmark also hosts conc
Bellingham, Washington, United States
Pickford Film Center is Bellingham's nonprofit art-house cinema, presenting independent, foreign, and documentary films across five screens at two downtown locations. Founded in 1998 and named for silent-era pioneer Mary Pickford, the cente
Port Townsend, Washington, United States
The Rose Theatre is an independently owned historic cinema in Port Townsend, showing films in a vaudeville house that first opened in 1907. Its three screens — the original auditorium, the cozy Rosebud, and the chandelier-lit Starlight Room
Vancouver, Washington, United States
The Kiggins Theatre is a lovingly restored 1936 Art Deco movie palace in downtown Vancouver, Washington, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The independent single-screen venue mixes classic, indie, and first-run films with
Portland, Oregon, United States
The Hollywood Theatre is Portland's beloved nonprofit movie palace, a 1926 landmark screening first-run, classic, and cult films on 16mm, 35mm, and 70mm film. Its 50-foot screen, upstairs bar serving pizza and local beer, and signature seri
Portland, Oregon, United States
The Clinton Street Theater is one of America's oldest operating movie houses, screening films in southeast Portland since 1915. The collectively owned single-screen venue is famous for its weekly Rocky Horror Picture Show — running since 19
Portland, Oregon, United States
Cinema 21 is a locally owned historic cinema in Portland's Northwest District, screening films in a landmark theater that opened in 1925. The three-screen venue is known for championing independent and local filmmakers, hosting festivals, p
Portland, Oregon, United States
The Laurelhurst Theater is a 1923 Art Deco movie palace turned neighborhood theater-and-pub in Portland's Kerns district. Independently owned by two childhood friends since 2000, its four screens show first-run, independent, and classic fil
Portland, Oregon, United States
The Academy Theater is a beautifully restored 1948 Streamline Moderne cinema in Portland's Montavilla neighborhood. The independently owned three-screen theater mixes current releases, classics, and indie gems with beer, wine, Flying Pie pi
Portland, Oregon, United States
The 5th Avenue Cinema is Oregon's only student-run cinema, a Portland State University nonprofit screening 35mm film since 1989. Entirely programmed and operated by PSU students, it shows eclectic classics and independent titles on real cel
Bend, Oregon, United States
The Tower Theatre is Bend's iconic 1940 Art Deco movie palace, owned and operated by the nonprofit Tower Theatre Foundation. The 460-seat downtown landmark hosts concerts, comedy, and community events alongside film screenings and the Bend
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Las Vegas's only independent film house, The Beverly Theater is a nonprofit arts venue in the downtown Arts District built by The Rogers Foundation in 2023. The 146-seat theater screens indie, foreign, and repertory films nightly, alongside
Ely, Nevada, United States
A 1940 Art Deco movie palace in Ely's mining and railroad town, the Central Theater is a family-owned, single-screen cinema on the National Register of Historic Places. Digital projection and Dolby sound bring first-run films to this remote
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States
Park Cinemas is Winnemucca's two-screen, independently run movie house on the high-desert I-80 corridor, showing current releases at small-town prices. The auditoriums keep things simple: first-run films, friendly staff, real butter on the
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Broadway Centre Cinemas is the nonprofit Salt Lake Film Society's six-screen arthouse in downtown Salt Lake City, championing independent, foreign, and documentary films the multiplexes skip. For more than 20 years the nonprofit has curated
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
The Tower Theatre is Salt Lake Valley's oldest operating movie house, a 1928 landmark in the 9th & 9th district now owned by the nonprofit Salt Lake Film Society. Saved from demolition in 2001, the historic theater closed in 2020 and is und
Park City, Utah, United States
The Egyptian Theatre is Park City's historic 1926 movie palace on Main Street, run by a nonprofit and famous as the original home of what became the Sundance Film Festival. The intimate 350-seat Egyptian Revival house hosts live concerts, c
Boise, Idaho, United States
The Flicks is Boise's beloved independent arthouse, a four-screen cinema paired with Rick's Cafe Americain serving dinner, beer, wine, and espresso alongside the show. The cozy downtown venue specializes in foreign, indie, and festival film