Los Feliz Theater
4.6$$· ModerateHistoric neighborhood cinema showcasing independent films, classics, and American Cinematheque screenings
Located on North Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles, the historic Los Feliz 3 Theatre is a beloved neighborhood venue operated in partnership with the American Cinematheque. Originally opened in 1934, the three-screen theater hosts independent film releases, repertory cinema, 35mm projections, and special director Q&A events. Moviegoers can enjoy an authentic, nostalgic atmosphere paired with comfortable seating and affordable concessions.
History
The theater opened its doors in the 1920s, becoming a fixture in the Los Feliz neighborhood. Over the years, it has transitioned from a playhouse to a cinema, retaining its historical significance in the Los Angeles film scene.
Expert notes
- Check the schedule online for special screenings and events.
- Visit nearby cafes or restaurants for a complete evening out in the Los Feliz neighborhood.
Features
- Cult Classics
- Indie Films
- Neon Marquee
- Retro Ambiance
- Single Screen
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