Dietrich Theater — Local services in Tunkhannock

We hosted my daughter’s birthday party at the Dietrich Theater and it was fantastic! They allowed us to bring in any movie of our choosing for a private viewing. We had the entire theater to ourselves. Each child received popcorn, a bag of M&Ms and the drink of their choosing. After the movie, they served pizza (it was from neighboring Samario’s, so delicious) and cake; they even ordered the cake with the coordinating Trolls movie theme for us. Ronnie and his staff were so kind and hospitable. I had to do so little, just show up with some decorations and party favors. The other parents that accompanied their children really enjoyed their experience too. My daughter and her friend had a blast, and for some it was their first experience at a movie theater. If you are looking for a place to host a party or just want to catch a flick, this theater is the ticket! It’s also worth noting their popcorn...

A quaint, up to date, small town theater with a big town heart beating within the confines of its walls. This is a surprising part of the community that has plenty of community support. First run movies as well as some old ones from time to time. Film festivals that will remind you why this theater thrives and is enjoyed by so many people of different ages. The employees are also part of the ambiance, a fine mix of area students and graduates alike who help keep this gem well polished and operating smoothly. There is on street and off street parking and is at the center of small town America, Tunkhannock Pennsylvania. Stop in and catch a movie to see for yourself why it is...

I like to support local, and this is a great spot! Affordable and good movie selection. Just needs a few updates, mainly better sound proofing and seats. We could hear the Taylor Swift movie/songs quite loudly in the background during the last hour of our movie, so that was a bit unpleasant. After we left the theater, you could still hear it close to the door. Furthermore, our chairs were similar to those in high school auditoriums. Pretty uncomfortable and not even close to...