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Mar 27, 2020

Check Out a Movie at These Flagstaff LocationsChecking out a movie is always a good option, whether you’re looking for something fun to do with friends or a date night idea. Flagstaff, Arizona, has lots of great spots to catch new and old films on the big screen. Here are four places to see a movie in and around Flagstaff.

Orpheum Theatre

Orpheum Theatre is a vintage movie theater in the heart of Flagstaff. Here you can enjoy both live and filmed shows. Come by and screen movies from all different genres including cutting-edge documentaries. This theater is open throughout the week, but you’ll want to check their website for specific shows and live events. Come thirsty and hungry, as Orpheum is home to a full bar and lounge. Ticket prices vary depending on the event, and some shows are 21 and over, so be sure to check the specific show information before making plans.

Lowell Observatory

Known as the place where Pluto was discovered, the Lowell Observatory is an interesting place to visit and catch astronomy-specific films. Documentaries centered around astronomical research are frequently screened here with lectures or discussions afterward. You’ll want to check their calendar to see when the next film screening is scheduled.

Lowell Observatory, on West Mars Hill Road, is also a great place to visit even when a movie isn’t being shown. Stop by any day of the week to see the sun safely through a telescope, enjoy some stargazing, and learn more about the universe. Grab a membership for free admission for a year.

Harkins Theatre

The Flagstaff 16 location of Harkins Theatre is a chain movie theater offering blockbuster movies, buttery popcorn, and plenty of candy. If you’re looking to catch the newest Hollywood releases, this is the place to go. Make a full night of it and enjoy a drink at their lobby bar after dinner at one of the many downtown Flagstaff eateries. For just $5 per person, you can enjoy classic movies every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. This particular location offers several Cine1 theater rooms that feature comfortable lounge seats, premium sound quality, and a larger movie screen.

Mary D. Fisher Theatre

Just under an hour south of Flagstaff, in Sedona, the Mary D. Fisher Theatre is home to the Sedona International Film Festival. Independent films from both local and international filmmakers show here throughout the week. The Banff World Film Festival is currently showing at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre showcasing the most amazing mountain-focused films that tell stories of sport, environment, and culture in creative ways. Come any day of the week to catch a film. Live shows are also a regular happening at this theater, so check their event schedule to see what interests you, and grab some tickets.

Next time you need an idea for a fun night with friends or someone special, get tickets to a show! These theaters in and around Flagstaff show films for all different interests and preferences. You might even learn something new or broaden your horizons a bit.

Image courtesy of Harkins.com