Theaters and Cinemas
Find the Best Theaters in the Adirondacks
Now showing in Old Forge: first-run films, a restored century-old theater, vintage cameras and popcorn worth buying without a ticket.
For just $5, this Classic Film Series delivers a summer packed with Cary Grant, Shirley Temple, film noir, and cult classics.
What do a century-old Adirondack theater, Charlie Chaplin, and a portable organ have in common?
Hear how professional productions, young performers, and one converted train station create something truly special.
The Tannery Pond Center is the cultural heartbeat of North Creek, Johnsburg and the Gore Mountain & Schroon Lake Region.
New York State has 30 drive-ins, more than any other state in the USA. And the Adirondacks have five of those theaters.
A relative newcomer on the drive-in block, the Ozoner 29 is a classic drive in that’s future ready.
The Black River Drive-In in the Western Adirondacks has been pleasing crowds since the 1950s.
Tupper Lake’s historic State Theater is a small, charming, old fashioned theater in the Adirondacks, with the latest in technology to deliver the best movie presentation.
The Glen Drive-In - Theater opened its gates in 1958 and still entertains visitors to the Adirondacks every summer.