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2. Say Cheese: Taking a Bite Out of the Vermont Cheese Trail 3. Bohemian Bakery Brings Its Sweets to Montpelier 4. The Parmelee Post: Stuffed Bernie Sanders Doll Faces Tough Questions at Town Hall 5. How to (Eat and) Make the Most of a Powder Day 6. #Resist: How Trump's Election Has Ignited Vermont Activists 7. In Burlington, Upward Growth or 'Vertical Sprawl'? Like Seven Days contests and events? See an example of this newsletter... Unique Movie Palace Experience Home of the 3-D guarantee. If you are not delighted with our 3-D presentation for the first 15 minutes you will be refunded your money. Lowest first run prices in Bay Area… and snack prices too! Only theater to use 2 projectors for presenting 3-D features. The historic Grand Lake Theater has been designated as one of the top ten vintage theaters in the nation. Located in the lovely Grand/Lakeshore District, the surrounding neighborhood offers a tremendous variety of dining options.
Winner of the East Bay Express Reader Poll as the “Best Movie Theater” almost every year, it offers the Bay Area's best movie going experience at the lowest price. Auditorium 3 - Egyptian 1920’s style Auditorium 4 - Moorish style See more beautiful photos of the Grand Lake Theater in the Photo Gallery. The Historic Grand Lake Theater In 1926, the Reid Brothers’ design for the Grand Lake Theater was completed for West Coast Theaters, Inc. March 6, 1926 marked the grand opening of this Vaudeville Show and Silent Movie House. In 1928, West Coast Theaters, Inc. became part of the Fox Theater Chain. Vaudeville Shows were discontinued after talking pictures (known as ‘talkies’) became popular. In 1980, Allen Michaan, owner of Renaissance Rialto, Inc. purchased the ground lease, opening the theater as a single screen Movie Palace and beginning a process of restoration and upgrades that continues to this day. While currently all digital in the projection of movies the Grand Lake retains the capability of exhibiting 35mm and 70mm films when needed.
Expansion #1 - 1981 The main balcony seating was transformed into auditorium #2, which seats 450 patrons in a stadium seating configuration. Expansion #2 - 1985 Storefronts along Grand Avenue were transformed into small movie palace themed auditoriums. They were connected to the main theater by enclosing an exterior alleyway which connects to the main lobby. Theater 3 was designed in an Egyptian atmospheric style and Theater 4 as a Moorish palace."BEST PLACE TO SEE A MOVIE" 2014, 2015 & 2016 East Bay EXPRESS Readers' Poll $6.00 MATINEES FOR ALL SHOWS BEFORE 5:45 I Am Not Your Negro FRI-SAT: 12:152*, 2:451, 5:001, 7:301, 9:551 SUN: 12:152*, 2:451, 5:001, 7:301 TUE: 5:001, 7:301, 9:551 *Auditorium 2 is not wheelchair accessible The LEGO Batman Movie FRI-SAT: 12:001(3D), 2:302*, 4:452*, 7:103, 9:253 SUN: 12:001(3D), 2:302*, 4:452*, 7:103 TUE: 4:452*, 7:103, 9:253 6 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE FRI-SAT: 11:304, 2:004, 4:304, 7:202*, 9:452*
SUN: 1:404, 4:304, 7:202* TUE: 4:304, 7:202*, 9:452* 3 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE FRI-SAT: 1:003, 4:003, 7:003, 9:353 SUN: 1:003, 4:003, 7:003 TUE: 4:003, 7:003, 9:353 Superscript text indicates theater number The Grand Lake has a new discount policy: Tuesday is now “$5.00 Day”. All admissions are $5.00* each all day long. This includes 3-D features! Our new discount policy now extends to matinee shows! All tickets for showtimes starting prior to 6pm are only $6.00, 3-D included! Wednesday is Free Popcorn Day! Receive a free bag of popcorn with purchase of admission. Mighty Wurlitzer Organ played before Friday and Saturday evening shows indicated in green in the Main Auditorium. Sign up for our email newsletter We will send you: Printable offers and discountsCelebrating Those We Lost in 2016 The ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’ Launch Trailer is Epic Super Mario Costumes Coming to New ‘Story of Seasons’