Thrilled that The Pickford Grand has finally opened! So stoked to live in a community where we…read morehave not one, but two amazing indie theatres to see art, independent, and classic films. The fact that their namesake was a pioneering woman of the silver screen is an added bonus. Thank you!

Most comfortable seats in all of Whatcom County!! Great eyeline no matter where you sit. Clarified…read moreButter on the popcorn. And reasonable sound volume and excellent staff. Damn, I need to go there NOW!

Silver city is the only movie theatre in Mission but it offers a great night out that can be…read moreinexpensive and family friendly. They offer deals and discounts with their Scene Card that you can build points up on, to use for discounts on food or tickets. Last night we went into see The Gentleman and we had enough points for a free show! The concession late at night is limited as we never see much else open other than the usual popcorn and such. The theatre is clean and always welcoming. The onyl down fall is that it is sometimes slow getting your ticket that causes for a longer wait time than wanted. But other than that it's a great small city theatre!

It's the last of It's kind in the lower mainland and I'm glad I got to enjoy this. There's nothing…read morelike watching a drive in movie from the comfort of your car and basically you are in your own VIP section. Tuesday is a great day to go as they have a couple's special that included a large popcorn and 2 drinks along with 2 tickets to a movie for $45. It's the last season this year so make sure you enjoy this gem before they close. They do double features so you basically get a 2 movies for the price of your ticket and sometimes they will show 3 movies if you have the time to stay up past midnight.

It is the only drive in theatre in the area and my wife has never been to a drive in theater. I…read moregot tickets for the double feature (Batman and John Wick). The spaces closest to the screen are for smaller vehicles and midway back, it is for SUVs and minivans. Since I have a SUV, we were in the middle lanes. It was fine as we were able to see the screen. One thing I recommend is that you go watch movies that aren't dark (as in brightness) as Batman was hard to watch since we were further away and everything looked black. This was my error as I should have remembered that Batman movies are usually taking place at night. LOL The movie starts at twilight so there is still some light out. If John Wick played first, and Batman after when it's fully dark, then it may have been better. We would definitely come back but for movies that don't take place at night

This place is a hidden gem in Bellingham. The inside is very ornate and lavish. We came here for a…read moreweekend show and had a wonderful time. This theater does not have a dedicated parking lot, but there are multiple private lots around the proximity.

We went to this lovely theater to see David Sedaris last night. It's surprisingly spacious and very…read morebeautiful. They have wine and snacks and had a really nice table of books to buy as provided by the local bookshops. It was incredibly clean and well-maintained, which isn't something you always see in old theaters. The beverage cups maybe look a little too close to medical sample cups, but everything else was perfect.

What has a great view, a beer garden, shows cool movies, and is absolutely free? Why, it's the…read moreRooftop Cinema! Sponsored by the Pickford Cinema and held about once-a-month during the summer, the Rooftop has been a family favorite event of ours for years. And it's only gotten better with time. They now have food vendors, a beer garden, and a HUGE blow-up screen - not to mention a great sound system. It's seriously THE place to see and be seen (and see a movie)! Bring yourself a chair, and a blanket 'cuz it does get a little breezy up there. We like to grab a pizza to go and eat it during the movie. Oh and parking is free too!

This is a cool event in a great location. Bring your blankets, chairs, and whatever else you need…read moreto be comfortable watching a movie on a blow up screen. Food vendors, a beer garden, and a few organizations are set up. I'd recommend not coming at the start of this event. It's pretty boring as there aren't many people and not much seems to happen. My friends and I ended up leaving to enjoy drinks downtown and came back later in the evening. Rooftop Cinema is free but you're encouraged to give a donation.

There are both pros and cons: Pro:…read more The amount of preparation by the actors becomes obvious as their performances are usually excellent. Cons: The new seats are designed for small people. Seats are narrow with little to no leg room. During musical performances, song lyrics often tell the story, but the live orchestra is always so loud it usually drowns out the lyrics. So, while the actors are doing their best, unfortunately, their singing simply can't be heard.

The Bellingham Theatre Guild is celebrating their 90th year of showcasing talents to share with us…read moreto enjoy! This was my first time here and was a great experience. The theater is creaky and old, the seats are a bit stiff, but it is charming and is a piece of Bellingham history that is so wonderful to have. Great talent and shows and love that this theater is here to offer the arts to our community!

Maybe we were here on an off night but wow...this was NOT good. Especially if you're a fan of the…read moreog Upfront (starring Ryan Stiles and crew). This one just felt amateur, and not in a good way. There were also no concessions (not even water!), which made for a long, parched evening. The improv "games" they were playing were anything from hard-to-follow to completely over my head. And yes, I've been to a lot of improv. I know improv can be hit and miss, but this was just a big, disappointing miss.

Great little, cozy theatre space. There are snacks and drinks available for sale. Service was…read moregreat. Cast member checked to ask if we enjoyed ourselves.

Idiom has done it again. A perfectly matched play for our time…read more Exit the King by Ionesco is the crazy decay of a king so narcissistic that he commands the weather and all things his. Even the cosmos, where his constellation is fading from view. He is attended by figures of the court representing love, science, loyal companionship, even a representative of those whose drudgery keeps the whole place working and after all, one with the good sense to help him let go of his crumbling control and go on into death with acceptance, That is just one reading of the play, but all the actors are so good and the production so tight that one forgets how ridiculous is this whole kingdom and feels for the pathetic king and his attendants. There will be more performances this weekend and next. See it if you can P. Bamford

I had passed by this theater many times in the year that I've been in Bellingham. I'd peak in the…read morewindow as I walked by, not thinking much of it. An acquaintance recommended that we attend a show and, at only $15/ticket, I decided that it was worth a look see. I really appreciate the different textures in the lobby. Very interesting to look at. The artwork hanging is quite nice. Super friendly staff as you enter the lobby. They keep record of your ticket purchase and provide a program. Super easy. No stress in attempting to locate your ticket. A bar with beverages available for purchase is located in the lobby. The theater itself is big enough and small enough for comfort. I don't think it's possible to get a bad seat. It was cool to see a local live production. iDiOM is conveniently located just steps away from Bellingham Cider Co within the same building. Perfect dinner/drinks and a show combination.