Wonderful venue for live performances, good drinks and tasty bites…read more The ambiance changes depending on who performs here. We've ROCKED out with metal cover bands and most recently sang the blues with a seasoned guitarist. The one thing that remains constant is the good times we, as attendees have. The friendly ushers, servers and bartenders are as much a part of contributing to the ambiance as the performers. We feel fortunate having a venue right here on Long Island where we can enjoy quality acts. Looking forward to many more performances!! No need to always travel to the city, spend your "night out on the town" right here! Thank me later....

What a great place to celebrate New Year's Eve. The 70's band was amazing fun and entertaining. It…read morewas like taking a trip back in time when things were simple. We danced the night away to welcome the new year. It was $136 to get in and there was snacks available for purchase. They poured a tiny bit of prosecco to toast. It's a small theater so if there's a show, I'm sure every seat has a good view. I'll definitely come back for another show in the future.

Sorry no pictures from this business, but I have to say that I truly enjoyed my time here, seeing…read moretwo new movies The main point of this review is that I love the feel and/or atmosphere of an old time movie house? Prices were surprisingly affordable. Any movie seen before 6:00pm is considered a "matinee" and the price is $7.50, the concessions are also very reasonable in price. My experience with seeing two movies (one non matinee $10.00, while the other was $7.50. Staff were gracious and friendly

I've been wanting to go to this theatre for a while and tonight I got my chance. Walking in brought…read moreme back to the 80s! Yeah, the carpets are old and need to be replaced, decor is old too but who cares! PJ Cinemas opened in 1973 and has stayed open for a reason! Its charming, those walls carry so many memories and history! People are smiling and happy to share what brings them to this theatre! The staff are so friendly, the tickets are little pieces of paper like back in the day and the prices are unheard of. Tickets are $10 for adults $7.50 for seniors. There are combo deals like the one that cost me $10.50 tonight for a small popcorn I couldn't even finish, small drink and candy!! What???? The theatres have seats you can choose when you walk in, no assigning seats here. You can choose to sit somewhere else if say a person with a big head chooses their seat in front of you. This has happened too often and I love I have options now. There are old fashioned seats that rock. For me, I dont need to recline like I'm watching the movie in my bed! I found my new theatre! No more paying $30-40 for a night out at the movies for me anymore! I wish more businesses could turn back the clock and make us feel like what times used to be like. This is a rarity that you need to experience. Plan your next movie night at PJ Cinemas and make it your new theatre too!

What a great place, wish they offered parking but otherwise fantastic option for rainy day in…read moregreenport.

The manager is really a rude man. I don't even think his staff like him. How can they?…read moreBut, that's not even the reason for this one star review. The reason is, if you're a movie lover and you like to watch your movie on a big screen with great sound, you're not going to get that here. Sure you may get the big screen, but there are three or four cinemas in this small, old (and yes, charming) building yet somehow nobody made sure that each one is sound proof. So during your movie you'll be hearing the soundtrack to another. The rude manager doesn't even apologize for it. He just says "it's a 1940's movie house. What do you want ?" "Ummm. 1940's movie ticket prices ?" Look as I said to him, that's fine but you should give people the choice when they're paying top dollar ticket prices. You should at least let them know that this is what they're going to be getting. I def see romance and charm in an old 40's theatre. But soundproofing is essential. I'm not even sure if movie companies like the #WeinsteinCompany or #Disney #Fox or any of them would even let their movies be shown here if they knew what the botched sound system is like. Anyhow, your choice. At least now you know before you hand over your hard-earned money.

The ambience was wonderful! The movie theater decor and history was a nice added touch, the entire…read moreplaces had the distinct scent of freshly popped pop corn and their bar upstairs (The Green Room) was so cool! The rooftop views were unmatched and the staff there is very friendly. They were also kind enough to put on the 3rd place World Cup match for us which was a great experience!

It was fantastic to spend a few hours at the Sag Harbor Cinema on a rainy day. In fact the theater…read morewas destroyed by a terrible fire several few years ago, but has since been completely rebuilt. Modern building with small viewing rooms on 3 floors (elevator available) with a nostalgic feel, friendly knowledgeable staff, comfy seating, and indie movie offerings. We saw "Touch" there, a beautiful film that takes place in London, Tokyo and Iceland. Unique, romantic and heartwarming. The Sag Harbor Cinema has an upstairs rooftop bar, plus snacks/merch for sale in the downstairs lobby. It's a nonprofit org with various community events as well. We reserved our tickets online but they do accommodate walk-ins. A real find for movie buffs.

This was equally great...and not that great…read more.. The Great: * The music. Seriously, it was amazing. It was like Niles was having a hangout session with his awesome rockstar buddies and we all got to watch. Very cool. * The setting. Festival at a vineyard. Say no more. Beautiful! * The parking / traffic. This was seriously easy. Given, there were only 3k people there, not the 10k expected, but the in/out was simple. * Since there was only one main stage, there could've been a long layover btw bands. They did a great job with this and during one of the longer layovers (before Beck), they put Thomas Gold on stage to keep people dancin'. Well done! The Not so Great: * Food trucks- Good idea, but with no regular tent vendors, the 3k people that were there all had to hit up 5 food trucks. It took me AN HOUR to get two hot dogs. That's insane. * No set times. This is like festival 101 here. Publish when artists are taking the stage! Everyone I asked, from merch vendors to security guards, had NO clue. * Tuesday/Wednesday show. Yikes. Takes a lot of the NYC crowd out of it (wait, maybe that should be put in the Great column?) * Pharell had a pretty major billing here but only stayed for 3 songs. No bigs, it was still cool, but it should have been put as "Special Appearance by..." instead of his name in lights. I could see how people were pretty pissed about that. Overall, this has so much potential and the first year problems could be easily overlooked bc the music was that good. Hoping that this fest is here to stay! Great job, Niles and co.!

Love going there. Prices were very reasonable. Unfortunately they became a victim of the covid…read morecrisis. Hopefully someone can take over the theatre.

Seriously impressed! Even though you may miss this place by blinking, it is truly a hidden gem…read more At first I was extremely hesitant when I saw this place. I was even more hesitant when I only paid $19 for a newer movie. However, after I saw the theater showroom I was pleasantly surprised. They offer a wide variety of snacks at the concessions, as well as the usual Pepsi beverages. I purchased three small, but substantial, drinks and a large popcorn with one free refill for $21.25. The theater has plush, leather-like chairs (no recliners) and the entire place was either clean or being cleaned; this is a very tidy place. The best part yet was after traveling to two larger, more popular theaters and told they were sold out, this place was wide open. This place is great to take kids and family for a night at the movies. You can enjoy a movie, popcorn, and drink without having to take out a loan, which is required at most theaters.

A wonderfully creative and open atmosphere set on a slight hill overlooking Shelter Islands' Sunset…read moreBeach, The Perlman Music Program brings musicians from all over the world to gather, study, contemplate and enrich the mind, body and soul. Summer programs bring all cross-sections of musicians to the shore to study and practice music in a nurturing environment. Best of all, throughout the season open practices and performances are available, open to the public. An early evening stroll on the beach then to catch a performance on the lawn, topped off with some local seafood and corn is the perfect summer Shelter Island evening. I can feel the cool warmth of a sunburn on my cheeks already.

It was the best dance school that i had ever been to both the girls and the staff are incredibly…read morenice and talented.