Great old school movie theater with beer, wine and a full concession stand. Friendly staffread more

awesome local place to enjoy a movie with friends or family. the theater is a living thriving bit…read moreof history in the heart of lancaster, and while the seats may be a little uncomfortable after a long movie, it is still worth a visit. Its one of the only theaters I know where you can get a couple beers, popcorn and tickets without it making a dent in the wallet. awesome staff, fun and charming, all around delightful. and again, BEER!

Love this place and everything they're trying to do with it. Not that the North Woods is well…read moresuited for a multiplex, I really like that they've taken an old vintage theater and given it new life by playing movies, having concerts and hosting lectures and events. Wish more communities had this as I really think that it can serve as a focal point in a town for arts and as sense of place.

Where else do you get lap blankets to keep you toasty during a performance? AND the best…read morefilms...AND brewers yeast for your popcorn and very friendly, intelligent staff? We loved this "stumble upon" on our NH vacation where we saw the fabulous The Double Hour.

I wish more of these still existed!…read more This cute little theater is the perfect hideaway on a hot summer day or cold winter afternoon in the mountains! You are immediately transported back in time when you step in. They have a small snack counter and two theaters. We saw a 3D movie and it was great. We will definitely be coming back next year when we are in the area!

I'm thrilled that this theatre reopened and offers first-run movies and fun Sunday morning…read morethrowbacks!

This is just a nice "small-town" movie theater, where the people are friendly, the atmosphere is…read morefun, no big lines to stand in, and the popcorn is GREAT!

My cousins and I came here last summer to watch a movie and had a great time. We all enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere and felt like we were submerged into the 80s. We came back this year and too are surprise, it was an awful experience. We bought our tickets for an R- rated movie and didn't expect much after since we are all 17+. My cousin is very clearly 21+ and forgot there ID at home, not expecting anything from it. As soon as they asked us for our tickets they demanded very rudely that we all show them our IDs. I completely respect a movie theaters right to ID, but the way they spoke to us all was VERY shocking. Isla was extremely rude. I don't like to complain about things because I understand working in customer service, I do myself. but there is absolutely NO reason to be that rude to people, especially when they aren't being rude to you. I'm hoping we just caught them on a bad day because we are not from here, but I am very disappointed, and frankly shocked. Will not be back.

This cinema could be nice I think, but the employees are very rude! They wouldn't let me and my…read morevery obviously 21+ siblings in to an R rated movie because they forgot their IDs at home. I get that it's within their rights to ID for a movie, but the way the employees spoke to us was honestly shocking, especially when I asked for a refund. Maybe we caught them on a bad night since I'm not from the area, but i definitely won't be back.

Anyone giving this place lower than 5 stars is just making a poorly disguised political statement…read more The Gem is exactly as it's named; a gem! I especially their 5 senses screenings and that they have pay what you can pricing for many of their events. It's so important to keep the arts accessible! My sister is local so I get to visit them when I see her but I would be a regular if I lived nearby.

LOVE this place…read more Such a great community staple. We watched a movie and were super happy to hear that they bring pizza to your seat. Not to mention, it was really really good. The popcorn was also super good and they had fun toppings. This place was just really fun. I wish there was something like this where I live We vlogged it too- Hailey and Kiki on YouTube

Came to the movies with my friend and all of our kids to watch the mine craft movie and were in the…read moretheater when the previews started and blew our ears out. It was SO OBNOXIOUSLY LOUD AND HURT MY EARS SO BAD. It almost felt like an evil disgruntled employee did that on purpose to mess with the customers. There is NO WAY TO that other people watching the movie would have been happy with the volume because it was painful! I have other options when it comes to going to the movies because they're all far from me, not sure if I'll consider going to this one again. Last time I was here and bought nachos next door the chips were so stale and old!! DISGUSTING! CHECK THE VOLUME BEFORE STARTING THE SHOW!!!!!!

Very stall popcorn and watered down diet coke. The employee…read morewere very rude when asked about the popcorn No lights on in the theater had to wait for someone to turn them on movie started late

The Lincoln - North Woodstock community has a year round population of around 3,000 people. It is…read morealso a vacation destination for many because of it's access to great skiing and hiking. It has small town charm and great local restaurants, bars and places that all the tourists and seasonal folks enjoy. It doesn't need a larger theater, as it wouldn't be sustainable outside of weekends and school vacation weeks. Which is also the reason the theater is closed some nights. Please stop feeling so entitled to grander amenities in a small town and trying to make everything like you have "back home". I am SO grateful that it is here in town; I make it a point to see at least one movie every time I'm here. They are getting first run movies, which is awesome. The staff has always been polite and professional. I don't do the refreshment stand but I'm glad it's not one of those megaplex places with full blown pizza ovens and burger grills that deliver to your seat. I don't want to watch a movie next to someone eating a hotdog. Let's be grateful for what we do have: a clean, local cinema in a great town. Please support it .

Perhaps it's because it is a local theater in a small town, but this theater did not offer my…read moretypical movie viewing experience. The theater section was relatively clean, but the seats are terribly small and not particularly comfortable. They were reminiscent of a 1980's (or maybe earlier) cinema. The popcorn was good and well-salted, but it was packaged before we arrived leaving me wondering how fresh it might be. The bathroom was also out of paper towels. Not a great first experience.

A consistent provider of family friendly entertainment and arts in the NEK. I support in any way I…read morecan. I'm thankful to have curators of such culture in this area.

Catamount Arts has moved next door to its new digs at 115 Eastern Avenue…read more The new center has two screens, a new gallery, studio space and more. A new community gem.

Recently renovated with new owners, looks great when you first walk in the door. Staff is mostly…read morefriendly, if not a bit gruff when asked why they do not offer refills on either large soda, or large popcorn (which they also charge 75 cents for extra butter on that popcorn). When entering the first of the 2 theaters I went into I was excited to see very welcoming seats, cushiony, that recline a little even. Then I looked to my right so see a shorter person that was unable to even see over the seat in front of them without sitting on their feet. But this was not too big of a concern, as they had 8 minutes after the movie was supposed to start to figure out their seating position, and that was just when the movie previews started. The modern surround sound was a great addition to the previous cinema in this location, but the same small screens and lack of even a ceiling fan really detract from the viewers comfort. The second theater had the same seats as the first but were actually put in in a stadium seating fashion, making the screen visible which was much appreciated. An important note is that I have yet to see their main theater, as they had a highly anticipated film in a small theater, while a small animated film was shown in the large one, with half the audience size. The real killer for me was the lack of a refill. I wanted, very much, to enjoy this movie going experience as its the only theater in the area. This place is great for maybe a matinee where you bring your own snacks, and you're tall, and like stale air. If not I suggest putting in the extra gas money and going somewhere more people friendly.

Great renovations!! Comfortable seating, friendly staff and very reasonable prices. A very nice…read moreexperience:)