Focuses on classic, foreign, and indie films. Nearly 50 years in operation, curating screenings of works by masters like Charlie Chaplin and Jean-Luc Godard 1.

Restored by Netflix; hosts art-house, noir retrospectives, and premieres. Historic 1922 venue with Egyptian Revival architecture and modern tech 1.

Iconic 1922 Art Deco theater with a Wurlitzer organ and LGBTQ+ film events. Known for cult classics, sing-alongs, and international film festivals 1.

Nonprofit silent-era cinema showcasing indie, documentary, and foreign films. Features director Q&As and social advocacy programs 1.

Nonprofit indie cinema with art deco design and curated international films. Supports independent filmmakers and offers a classic movie-going experience 1.

Hosts the Denver Film Festival and advance screenings of indie films. A hub for thought-provoking documentaries and festivals 1.

Historic 1928 theater with a mix of new releases, classics, and live performances. Stunning architecture and a vibrant cultural landmark 1.

1926 Mediterranean-style theater with a Mighty Wurlitzer organ. Features classic film series and community events in a breathtaking setting 1.

Specializes in classic Hollywood films from the 1920s–1960s. Fully restored 1925 venue with vintage projectors 1.

1929 Spanish-style theater with midnight horror shows and indie films. Known for organ performances and a vintage marquee 1.