The Grand Theater

The Grand Theater was originally built in 1886 as a Vaudeville Theater. In the 1920's, it was converted to projected silent films. Warner Brothers purchased the theater in 1939 and converted it to a single screen cinema with sound. Many years later, in 1982, the balcony was enclosed and it was converted again into a 2 screen theater. In 2004, Dolby sound and state of the art projection was installed.The Grand Theater provides showings of the best of first run films, and offers a full concession line and reasonable admission and concession prices.

The theater is currently under Digital Renovation and being converted to full digital sounds and projection along with cosmetic upgrades but maintaining the history look and magic of the theater.

Free refills are offered with the purchase of large popcorn and large beverage.

GENERAL ADMISSION - $9.00
Under 12, Senior Citizens & W/ College ID - $7.00
Matinees and Wednesday Bargain Night - $7.00 (except Sony pictures)