Cinema Center — Local services in Fort Wayne

What a wonderful find! We wandered a bit after a conference at the Grand Convention Center finished on a Saturday. We had the evening to find something new, and we found just the thing! The films were not ones advertised on Netflix or Prime, and the center has an artsy feel and vibe. We were greeted with enthusiasm and allowed to purchase wine and very good beer while waiting for the curtain. We waited in a space where film makers can showcase their work to a small audience. The movie we watched was enthralling and not preceded with commercials. The seats were comfy and clean. The staff had a smile and offered us out-of-towners helpful information. We felt lucky to find the Fort Wayne...

I was so excited that a theater nearby was playing The Lighthouse. Unfortunately, throughout the movie the audio kept going in and out, as though the speaker system was having an issue. At first I thought it was an effect in the film, but upon talking to others who had seen it elsewhere I learned that I was the only one who had this experience. Had I known this while I was at the Cinema Center, I would have asked for a refund. I love the idea of a local, arthouse theater - but I’m not sure I’ll be going back if it means continued...

Cinema Center and Margaret Reeder made our friend Zoo Cain welcome for the showing of his documentary Peace, Love and Zoo. The reception was wonderful and we all appreciated a chance for him to showcase his art and sell a couple of paintings. Wishing you all continued success in everything! Three of my favorite shows have been shared by Cinema Center. Yo YO Ma's Silkwood Ensemble, Ethan Hawke's Introducing Seymore and Another Earth. which was shown several years ago and still remains with us from a first...