Me and my partner discovered this funky little art & event space in downtown Hudson by chance…read more Looking for an "Arthouse" movie place other than the Spectrum in Albany? This place is it. In addition it has numerous other events that go on throughout the year, with out the pretensions that normally come with art spaces. Inexpensive, and entertaining, bottom line, this is place is cool. Dig it!

What is Hudson really, without a place like this?! We were tipped off about it by a local shortly…read moreafter we moved here and are grateful to be members of this incredible community. What a miracle this place is, really. Fascinating, meaningful programming and events. I find myself thinking that there might not be another place quite like this anywhere on the planet; it truly deserves the word "unique". We love to browse the art gallery before or after a show and, embarrassingly, have yet to check out the bookstore. Sure, some of the seating isn't plush but there's couch type seating and if you're a movie lover who focuses on more than your hiney, there's plenty to love. Don't just go, join and support this treasure of an institution. My only gripe, which may not be real, is that someone told me there was a swing dance event here and I didn't hear about it.

First visit here to see an excellent film true story ! Concession and ticket staff employee was…read moreextremely friendly !!! I sat down alone for a film particular time and 10 min later it hadn't started went out to tell staff. Then when film started after commercials the lights went on so had to go out again to tell him to ask person to get the lights off. A couple next to me kept chatting off and on disrupting my focus laughing at inappropriate times really annoying no movie etiquette. Anyway the seats and restroom perfect very clean !! Will return

We were the only ones in the theater for a 7 pm screening of Song Sung Blue, and the CC was on for…read morethose who were hearing impaired. We kindly asked if they could be turned off once the movie was well underway because we, again, were the only ones in the theater, and they were distracting. We were told that it would take 20 minutes to turn them off, so the answer was a no, which was sort of understandable. However, the tipping point for me personally was that there was so much refuse, including old candy, popcorn, and other concessions, all over the carpet in every direction- almost asking for a rodent infestation. The tape used to hold parts of the stairs to the upper seating area together was half off. The seats were so filthy that brown stains of oil and soil were visible on all of them throughout Theater 3. I was honestly afraid of rodents throughout the whole movie since there was so much food covering the floor. Please use a vacuum at least once a day; it's a health hazard for the community otherwise. I say this as a concerned parent and caring community member. The place is absolutely filthy.

Super fun and love the options with offering 4 screens! Have been 2 years in a row with my kids and…read moreit's a hit. Also reasonable prices; 12 per adult and 6 per child for 2 movies. Will continue to return!

This is a great drive-in movie theater. A quad. Probably one of only two drive in theaters with 4…read morescreens. in New York State. After 26 years of ownership by Roger Babcock. New owners bought the theater from Roger for the 2023 season and beyond. I was talking to Greg and he was very friendly. He's never run a indoor theater or drive-in before. But Roger shared with him his many years of knowledge. Tonight I'm seeing Terminator 2 and total recall. Along with new releases they are planning to do more retro movies this season so that's great. Everything at the snack bar is delicious cheeseburgers mozzarella sticks french fries popcorn. Make sure to get something at the concession stand when you come in. Because 60 to 70% of each dollar taken in at the box office Goes right back to the studios. Looks like it's the beginning of a great season under the stars that is much more enjoyable when seeing a couple of movies at a drive-in theater

Great community vibe, and comfortable seats. Saw Rocky Horror last night and only complaint was the…read morevolume was SO LOW! It's a raucous musical and its volume last night was whisper quiet. Crank it up, guys!

What an adorable theatre in Chatham! We just watched the Oscar nominated shorts here on Saturday…read moreand it was delightful! Adult tickets are $11 and senior and members get a discount. They check for IDs and a vaccination cards. Masks must be worn at all times except when seated. They have limited the capacity to less than 50% and everyone is seated far away (6 ft plus!) from each other. They also have a single restroom and signs from back in the day! In a small town they offer many international films not shown everywhere. We really appreciated the atmosphere and the friendly staff. They only show one film at a time which is also lovely and never fully crowded. They also host plays here too! The popcorn, candy and snacks are also very affordable. I wish more theatres like these existed in New York City and scattered throughout the US! Definitely support this local community theatre they will greet you at the front door and you will feel like a VIP guest! Will definitely be back!

It's an old movie theater. I mean that as a compliment. They have one theater, they show one…read moremovie. You don't hear the explosions from the the other film(s), because there's just one screen. The tickets and concessions are amazingly affordable. Any time they are showing a film I'm interested in, I'm there!

Great movie theater. Old time feel, all modern equipment with great DTS sound! The best part is the…read moreprice. Highly recommended

The community theater was opened in 1920. It closed March 2020 when all the other theaters and…read morebusinesses were shut down. Most theaters opened up again in New York State September/October 2020 for Theatre never reopened, except for a few pop-ups done by upstate films. But then they did get a grant from New York State and did a beautiful renovation. It's now a non-for-profit theater. The people running it are really very dedicated caring people. They really love film and theaters like this that were built and located in downtown all across the United States in the 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s Is it a fantastic job with the renovation in the lobby. All around the theater Downstairs the main theater has 500 seat seats and a nice big curtain used when the movie begins. It opens up, closes when the movie ends the credits. Upstairs has 150 seat seats Both theaters the seats are quite comfortable, even though they are the old style smaller seats compare compared purchase theaters that have large or more modern seats The projection in each theater is clear and crisp for the sound very good too They show a mix of first run films. Classic films, foreign and more art house type movies. Also that are very good that you can't see at the Multiplex theaters They have different levels of membership that you can. Choose to purchase. Tuesday is bargain night $5 So if you live in Catskill or any of the towns surrounding Catskill. Even if you're 20 or 30 minutes away, definitely come to Catskill. Browse around at the shops like the bookstore Records store other shops could eat in a restaurant before or after the movie. The community theater is a real GEM. It needs your support as an independent nonprofit Theatre.

We were headed home and we drove by the Theatre and we saw buy tickets online on the marque. We…read moregot home a couple minutes later and looked them up and low and behold there was a movie that interested us playing. It started in 10 minutes. We speedily & efficiently bought our reasonably priced tickets and headed that way. What a delight! It was comfy and they offered your typical munchies of popcorn, candies, sodas and even canned beer. I thought the seats were comfy too and I was just so thrilled that we have a movie theatre so close! I highly recommend that people go! Support this business so it can keep its doors open!!! C'mon people! Go see a movie!!

Better version of Chuck E Cheese…read more The best part of the trip to Xtreme Play was the strapped in aerial obstacle course. Geared towards the younger crowd, adults can partake in the play which was pretty cool. There was enough excitement from the various obstacles to provide a thrill, old and young alike. This was definitely the highlight of the entertainment center. Safety wasn't an issue and there was enough supervision even with the additional risks. There are many arcade games but 1/3 of the games seemed to be out of order for my trip. Not sure if that is because of the package my group paid for. Honestly most of the games were stale. The bumper cars were of the kiddie variety and used levers for movement instead of a steering wheel so it was a little less bump which takes away some of the fun. The overall drive space was smaller so the bumps were more like nudges. The scary 3D movie experience also didn't provide the thrill I was expecting. The aroma of buttery popcorn is very prevalent everywhere in the center, so much so that I swear it's on purpose to make you buy popcorn. The pizza was not impressive but I suppose standard for the course. During my visit the wait for the concession lines were really long. The floors were well cleaned and maintained which is a nice change from the normal food stained floors of most kiddie entertainment centers.

This is the perfect place for kids! So many activities and games to play! We got the Level Up…read morepackage, which is 3 hours of unlimited attractions and $50 in credits for arcade games for $60. Considering the fact that 3 hours of unlimited attractions is $43 on its own, the Level Up package is a deal! Plus, I don't have to limit my kids' activities so everyone is happy. My boys loved the Dark Ride, which is an interactive ride with shooting elements, and the bumper cars. There was also a ropes course, rock wall, ninja warrior course, and a ballocity play area. The only bummer was that the mini bowling was out of order, and I know my sons would have loved that.