Intimate move theatre in the center of Boulder, part of the wonderful Dairy Art Center. Plenty of…read moreone-site and street parking. This theatre has a terrific lineup of documentaries and music-specific films. Best avenue is a membership, yields great dividends such as discounts. Pretty good snack bar. Comfy seating. Perhaps 50-75 seat capacity overall requires action, no procrastinating, orderly seating. Check their website for upcoming events.

I was delighted to discover the Boedecker Theater recently when invited to go to a movie + talk…read more(they have a special name for that here, but I'm not remembering it right now.) with a friend. As the other reviewers have mentioned, this is a small theatre with 60 extremely comfortable seats, so comfy in fact one might easily doze off, so buy a caffeine drink (coffee a mere $1 here) if you're feeling even remotely sleepy going into the movie... This theatre offers $100 yearly memberships which include all sorts of viable benefits, so that's something to consider. More info about that on the Dairy Center website. It's nice to know that interesting art films can be seen here at a reasonable price, with an affordable array of refreshments available. Nice high ceilings everywhere too, so even in the small theatre, there is quite a sense of space. I do have an opinion about the movie I saw, and the gentleman who was there to answer audience questions and speak afterward. Quite an opinion. It would greatly impact the number of stars in my review. But this review is for the theatre and the theatre itself is delightful. I think it is best for me to have the restraint and maturity to share my input about the film and especially the speaker with the people who run the theatre rather than in this public website.

Always a great place to go see things that reflect our community in Summit County. Last night we…read moreworked and watched a screening of "Beautiful Boy". Thank you to the staff and theater owners for caring.

Small theater either a great vibe! Great memorabilia on the wall! Even offers blankets for warming…read moreyou up!

4/26/25-As a historian I love old buildings and this is a unique part of Colorado history. At the…read moresame time trying to make old buildings meet modern needs has to been done if you want them to be usable to the public. First thing is that the building is not ADA friendly. The only bathrooms the had open during Bigfoot Days were down some stairs. No elevator access or ground floor bathrooms. So if you have mobility devices or walking issues this is not a place for you. Also even the 'updated' seats are not American size. I say this because a lot of Americans are overweight and if you have any weight on you, you are squished in the chairs. A lot would need to be done to make the building friendly for all which I understand would be a huge expense. I hope the city helps put some money into this place so that it would be good for city sponsored events.

This movie theatre is very historic, not like your new comfortable theatre's but they do offer you…read morea butt pad! It gets kinda cold in there in the winter so bring a sweatshirt! It's amazing to talk to the owners bout this theatre and how old it really is!

Convenient indoor parking steps away from the theater entrance is what sets this place apart from…read morethe competition. Friendly staff. Seats do not recline.

We come here often. We are always green with a friendly smile and welcome. The seats are…read morecomfortable and they are doing a better job keeping the theater clean. We like the refillable popcorn so we can have popcorn snacks for the next several days. They offer fun options like a Secret Movie too. We enjoy coming here so much we are Cinemark Movie Club members as well. Looking forward to many more movie experiences here!

went and watched a movie tonight, 6/15 and the movie was great. the workers at the concessions…read morestand were great. very helpful and friendly. the only downside was the worker who checked out tickets who seemed like she couldn't be bothered to do anything other than say what theater to go to. no pointing what direction, no eye contact, no welcome just theater such and such. she was just sitting there. I dont know why she was even there other than to scan tickets. That soured the mood for sure. The theater was clean and the seats were good. Not good like the recliners but good enough.

Its definitely an old theater with old seats. They do not recline and the leather on the seats is…read moreflaking off and for sure can tell its worn out. Popcorn was good though and the movie was great.

Alex and Sam were beyond helpful in addressing minor issues outside of their control or ours that…read moremade a major difference in entire night for myself and two children, will be continuing to return to this theatre based on this care alone!

I am honestly flabbergasted by what we just experienced…read more My wife and I were watching Disclosure Day on her birthday before going to dinner. However, the theater was very warm and still. After about 30 minutes, my wife--who is always cold--started sweating and needed to step outside to cool down. She spoke with a very pleasant and professional young gentleman who immediately apologized and said he believed the A/C was having issues. My wife asked if we could come back later, and he said we could receive vouchers but would need to leave the theater. When she told me that, I decided we should take him up on the offer. Once we stepped out, we were told we had to wait in line at the concession stand for the vouchers. After waiting about 10 minutes, I asked to speak with a manager. Five minutes later, someone stepped out of the office. Before she even said a word, her body language made it clear she was annoyed. She never introduced herself--I had to ask her name. Rachel. What I cannot understand is why she chose the approach she did. She immediately insisted the A/C was working fine, yet later admitted there were cooling issues in the lobby. More importantly, she had not even bothered to walk in to the theater we were sitting in before deciding we were wrong. Things break. I get that. What I don't get is the attitude. The young employee handled the situation with professionalism and courtesy. Rachel did not. She came across as snarky, dismissive, and irritated that we were even raising the issue. When she finally provided the vouchers, it felt like she believed she was doing us a favor rather than addressing a legitimate customer concern. We had PAID for our movie and I am sure it doesn't come out of her check. Birthday movie and dinner with my wife is priceless. I have spent my entire life in customer service, and one thing I have learned is that customers are a gift, not an entitlement. We will simply vote with our wallets and not return to this location. I am disappointed not because the theater was warm, but because of how we were treated when we brought it to someone's attention.

Staying in Breckenridge for the long weekend, my wife and I wanted to see a movie and this theater…read morewas the closest. It's a small, old theater but sold Friday night tickets for $10. They have all the usual overpriced concessions. The theater space isn't fancy but the seats weren't horrible. There's only one restroom in the front of the theater.l!

No student discount here . They only have a local rate discount for Tuesdays and Wednesdays so if…read moreyou are a local but don't have a Colorado ID because you just moved you are SOL. Trying to support the local movie theater here. It's weird .... The woman at the concession stand, wouldn't budge . They only had three people who bought tickets for the showing that I was interested in . it's like do you want to stay in business... especially during low season ? Every major and independent movie theater I know have a Tuesday discount for everyone . Get with the times.

Movie was good. Concessions were good. Seats were comfy. What else can I say? A goog time was had…read moreby all.

I would rate zero stars if I could. When I saw a movie here the crowd attending was so loud,…read moreobnoxious, and many were on their phone. When I reported it to an employee, absolutely nothing was done. If you want an enjoyable movie going experience I recommend going anywhere else. This theater does not care whether or not you enjoy your movie and will let their customers act however they'd like as long as you waste your money on their overpriced popcorn. Felt more like going to the zoo. I will not be returning and neither should anyone else who wants to enjoy the movie they paid for.