Fantastic totally remodeled 1927 Art House theater with alot of the old ambiance maintained , but…read morenew seating and other updates to meet the current movie going crowd. CHEAP tickets, $5.00 and CHEAP concessions: a large fresh buttered popcorn $3.00. They also have special live events: concerts, comedians etc.

Has been a while since we've been to any theatre for movies. And past year of virus situation has…read moresure kept us away. Good movie The Great Outdoors on this evening. Has been a long time favorite of ours. And the theater is wonderful as always. Great asset to our community.

I feel like a kid again anytime I get to go to a classic (nostalgic) theatre. I'm not that old (in…read moremy mind anyway), after all, my dad worked here as a kid. Probably my first time here in a decade or two. I was in town and somehow Deadpool and Wolverine was opening a day earlier here than in the rest of the world. Went with my nieces since I'm the "Cool Uncle". (I'm sure that's how they see me ;-) Tickets and popcorn were half what I pay where I live now. And I was definitely happy they upgraded to the comfy reclining seats. And there in lies the rub. For whatever reason, while most of the theatre's floor is on an incline, the floor between the last two rows must not be. And my niece's boyfriend got tickets for the back row. The guy in front of me was not excessively tall, nor was he wearing a giant hat, but when I reclined in my comfy chair his head rose like the morning sun into my field of view. I ended up sitting bolt upright for the entire movie. This would have bothered me more had I not been watching such a fantastic movie. Definately go see movies here . . . . just don't sit in the back row.

Updates and renovations have made this into one of the better theaters in the area. While it may…read morenot have the most exciting exterior or lobby, the theaters themselves have a historic, old-school vibe to them and feature modern, reserved seating that are incredibly comfortable. The theater has three screens, and the main theater (no. 1) particularly stands out. Screen and sound quality are good, but they're not as elevated as the seating. I wish the sound system was louder, deeper, and more refined. Also, since the location is downtown, parking can be all over the place. Stalls up front fill up fast. Pricing is fair, but do keep in mind this is still a small-town theater so temper your expectations if you've been to theaters outside the area like those in Lincoln or Omaha. Overall, though, this is a good theater made even better by the new updates and I've had nothing but pleasant experiences every time.

Never had a bad experience. The popcorn is the best in town; the staff are super friendly. We go…read moreevery weekend. Way better than the downtown theater.

Don't go to this theater. Use the theater downtown. Poor management decisions. I was the only…read moreperson in the theater and they didn't show my movie because some equipment was down. A better decision would have been to move it to another theater since I was the 9nly customer in the whole place.

Still the best (and now only) theater in town but uncomfortable seats keep it from perfection. With…read morean Art Deco style that is immediately eye-catching, a quality screen, loud sound system, and great pricing, this is a great single-screen theater that's only open on weekends. It's also the only theater in town at the time of this update. The only downside is the seating. Despite being updated, they are not modern, reclining plush seats. I get why this was done, so as to not clash with the retro vibe, but the nearby Rivoli theater in Hastings updated to more modern seating despite being old-school as well, and its charm and vibe remained intact so I do wish the same would've been done here because the seats can get very uncomfortable after a while. Worse, if a showing is particularly busy, you'll be so close to someone that you may as well be sitting on their lap due to how close the seats are to each other. Skinny legends need not worry, but RIP anyone who is tall, broad, or even a little plus-sized because you will be shoulder to shoulder. Still, despite the shortcomings of its seating, this theater is still excellent. Tickets are inexpensive at $5 a pop and concessions are also very affordable. It's definitely great place to catch a movie, just keep in mind it may be a little uncomfortable. Oh, and also a little annoying if there are any rowdy kids around.

Life is transient and impermanent. "Everything passes like the flowering waters of a steep…read morewaterfall." This is the only existing downtown movie theater, dating from pre-WWII. The other theater which continued to the 1980's, The Capitol, was built as a Vaudeville theater and had a groovy 1920's balcony. It is now a parking lot, and I suspect it will remain in that state. Every city in America has the same sob story. The Grand, however, survived. It even has its share of first-run movies, and the local volunteer network who works on its upkeep likes to do nice things like replace and repair the art-deco lights and generally make it a decent place to go see a show (including the occasional live music performance).

Let me first start off by saying that I'm usually the kind of guy who despises movie theaters…read morebecause of all the price gouging but that was not the case with the 12th Street Cinema. The 12th Street Cinema only plays movies once an evening on Friday and Saturday, with a matinée and evening viewing on Sunday so tickets usually sell out fast. I was amazed when we walked in the door and it only cost $10 total for my family of 4. That is unheard of with movie theaters today! We then walk to the concession stand where the highest price item was $2 for large popcorn and large pop. I'm pretty sure that most of the workers there are high school kids who volunteer their time for free which is how they keep their prices so low. The entire experience was great from start to finish from the friendly staff, affordable prices and clean theater. My only regret is that I've lived in this town for 3 years and am just now visiting the 12th Street Cinema. I can't wait until our next visit.

I love KCT! Their production quality for their shows is amazing. The local talent that comes…read morethrough is impressive, and it's so enjoyable to see people from the community sharing their love for the performing arts. They have a very solid sound and light system, and I love the thrust stage. As an audience member, you feel so close to the action and it's a great experience. KCT does a huge variety of plays and musicals each season, including children's, so there really is something for everyone. I'd recommend seeing a show here or even being a part of one of their shows to absolutely everyone!

I sure do love the shows they perform here. The talent they have here is amazing and I have…read morethouroughly enjoyed most every show I have seen. If you are looking for something a step above dinner and a movie, check out the next show. Definitely worth every penny!

For what it lacks in selection, this small town theatre makes up for in value. Tonight, tickets…read morecost $5 a person. But, like I mentioned, selection is low. Okay, more like nonexistent. If you are use to tons of movies in regular and 3D and time intervals all day, you won't find that here. It has one movie four days each week. That's it. But for the price, you can't complain. On to concessions and you find the same great bang for your buck. We got two large drinks and a large popcorn for $8. Yes, all that for eight bucks. Being from a city on the coast, we are use to $6.75 for just a drink. So take this opportunity to enjoy the flick with all the snacks your stomach desires. As if I didn't already gush about the food, they also offer free popcorn seasoning. Yum. If you are in the area and need an evening activity, drive by the downtown theatre to see what's playing.

it was a horrible experience. The lady who runs it is so rude and mean. everyone hates her and is…read moreso disrespectful to people. Some people stopped going because of how she treats people. I went to watch a movie and she ruined it for all of us.