Front Street · since 2014

The lights go down a few minutes after seven.

Harborlight is a two-screen house in a former freight office. We change the program on Thursdays, sell tickets at the window, and keep the big screen for the film that needs it.

This week’s schedule Hours and parking

Box office opens one hour before the first show. Monday we are dark.

Brick cinema on Front Street at dusk, marquee lights reflected on the wet sidewalk

Small auditorium with burgundy seats and the screen still dark

Now showing

A Billy Wilder print through Thursday, then Spike Lee for the weekend.

Lobby concession counter with a popcorn warmer and paper cups

86 seats and 42

Screen 1 is the old room. Screen 2 used to be the dispatch office.

Blank ticket stub and a paper cup on the box-office counter

October notes

The radiator in row C ticks during quiet scenes. We have stopped apologizing for it.

Warm lobby lights over the concession counter

At the window

Tickets are still paper.

You can buy at the door. We hold a few seats for the 7:10 until ten minutes before, then they go back to the window. Children under five are happier somewhere else; the rooms are small and the sound is not.

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