Village East Cinema - NYC

Village East by Angelika is a 7 screen movie theater at 189 Second Avenue, on the corner with 12th Street, in the East Village of Manhattan in New York City. Part of the former Yiddish Theatre District, the theater was designed in the Moorish Revival style by Harrison Wiseman and built from 1925 to 1926 by Louis Jaffe.

AMC Majestic 6 - Stamford

The AMC Majestic 6 in Stamford is a relatively modern downtown multiplex that opened on October 3, 1997, originally as the Crown Majestic Theatre behind the historic Palace Theatre on Summer Street. Over time it passed from Crown Theatres to Bow Tie Cinemas in 2006, reflecting broader consolidation trends in the regional movie-theater market. In April 2022, AMC Theatres took over the location and rebranded it as AMC Majestic 6, integrating it into the company’s national circuit while Bow Tie remained the property owner.
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Architecturally, the Majestic 6 was designed in a neo‑vintage or Neo‑Moderne style by architect James Thomas Martino, evoking classic movie palaces while functioning as a contemporary multiplex. Guests benefit from proximity to nearby parking garages, restaurants, and shops, making it a practical and comfortable spot for first‑run movies in downtown Stamford

Silverspot Cinema - Miami

Located just around the corner at SE 3rd Avenue & 3rd Street in Downtown Miami, Silverspot Cinema is a sophisticated movie theatre for the true Film, Food & Fun Lover.

Featuring 17 theatres with over 1,400 stadium seats we offer an enhanced entertainment experience with superior staff to make your visit perfect. Delight yourself before, during, and after the projection with our chef-inspired menu of freshly made foods. And to top it all off, you can choose from an assortment of craft beers, signature cocktails, and wines to pair with your movie.

Espacio de Culturas -King Juan Carlos Center @ NYU

The mission of the Espacio de Culturas @ the King Juan Carlos Center at New York University (NYU) is to promote research and teaching on Spain and the Spanish-speaking world at the university, and to mount free public programs for a general audience that highlight the history, politics and cultures of the Spanish-speaking world.

Plaza Cinema

The Plaza Cinema & Media Arts Center in Patchogue, New York, began in 2010 as a grassroots effort by volunteers who hosted monthly film screenings at the BrickHouse Brewery, eventually leading to the founding of Plaza MAC, Inc. with early support from filmmaker George Stoney. After moving into a 1,200-sq-ft Artspace storefront, the team and community transformed the space with upgraded seating, professional projection and sound, and eventually two art-deco marquees added in 2016. Today, the Plaza operates as a non-profit 501(c)(3) art-house cinema dedicated to showcasing mainstream, independent, and international films, as well as live broadcasts, festivals, and speaker events. It also serves as an educational hub, offering field trips, workshops, and media literacy programs. Supported by admissions, tuition, grants, sponsorships, and donations, the Plaza continues to promote film as an art form and a catalyst for cultural dialogue within the Art House Convergence network.

Cinema Arts Centre Long Island

The Cinema Arts Centre (CAC) is Long Island’s premier, year-round, independent and international film showcase and its leading 501(c)3 not-for-profit community cinema. Located on Long Island’s North Shore, just an hour from Manhattan, the CAC is unique in scope and programming, with three state-of-the-art theaters. Founded by Vic Skolnick, Charlotte Sky and Dylan Skolnick in 1973, the CAC has over 10,000 members and serves approximately 150,000 individuals each year.

Fabian 8 Paterson, NJ

Fabian 8 closed in 2024 but plans to reopen under a new name in 2026