Laurelhurst Theater

Laurelhurst Theater The theater's four screens bring you the best of modern cinema, independent, art and classics films Now celebrating our 12th year as a theater and pub.
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The Laurelhurst Theater became part of Portland's cultural and architectural history when it first opened in 1923. The original single screen could seat 650 people and was one of the first art deco style theaters of the period. Over the years the Laurelhurst has been added onto and now offers four auditoriums with modern amenities but still maintains its classic appeal. Thank you Portland!

Tonight is your last chance to see at the ! 3:30 and 6:15 and then it's gone forever.
10/14/2026

Tonight is your last chance to see at the ! 3:30 and 6:15 and then it's gone forever.

10/13/2026

screenings are selling out - we added more showtimes starting Friday, so get tickets while you can!

10/10/2026

"It's fun to be creepy." - Jessica Chastain, star of screening now at the

10/09/2026

Start October off right - with a horror film!
is a terrifying trip into the darkening world of a young girl, Bela, who forms a relationship with a sinister entity in her home who looks uncannily like her own mother (Jessica Chastain).
Screening now at the

10/09/2026

Thirty-four days before she's sent to prison, notorious Theranos founder invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move. What begins as an intimate portrait becomes a mind-bending three-year journey.
opens Thursday, October 15th at the

10/08/2026

TONIGHT: at
An adaptation of Josh Malerman’s (Bird Box) novel Incidents Around the House, this film is largely told from the perspective of the 8-year-old Bela. A nuanced dual-performance from has the audience constantly leaning in, wondering.. is this the good mommy, or the evil mommy?

is screening tonight at 3:20 and 6:15 & tomorrow at 3:20 only - then *p**f* it's gone! Were you waiting for someone t...
10/07/2026

is screening tonight at 3:20 and 6:15 & tomorrow at 3:20 only - then *p**f* it's gone! Were you waiting for someone to tell you you had to go? ...Go!

10/06/2026

has proven to be quite divisive among critics - we encourage you to see it for yourself and make your own judgement!
A blurb from a review in The Guardian: "Alejandro G Iñárritu’s film is the best fictional work about the climate crisis that I have seen yet.. It is about perception and reality. And it is about our inability to distinguish the two, and how that leaves us vulnerable to the loudest, most charismatic voices in a room."

10/05/2026

Whether or not you're a fan, the dude is undeniably prolific. Come see his latest starring role in , screening now at

10/04/2026

opens at the Thursday, October 8th.
Tickets available now!

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2735 E Burnside Street
Portland, OR
97214

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+15032325511

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