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Theaters and Auditoriums in Chattanooga
Theaters and Auditoriums in Chattanooga
Bijou Theater, 215 Broad Street, +1 423 265-5220. A modern 7 screen movie theater located on the block next to the Aquarium. Occasionally offers independent films in addition to the standard commercial releases.
Chattanooga Theatre Center, 400 River Street, +1 423 267-8534, . It was founded in 1924 as the "Little Theatre", but this community theater has grown up: it has a modern facility and grown up name. Classes, as well as auditions for the more than 15 productions are held year round.
IMAX 3D Theater, 201 Chestnut Street (Just across the street from the Tennessee Aquarium), +1 423 266-4629, . This six-story high IMAX 3D Theater features two 3D films that change regularly, often themed closely to the latest special attraction at the Aquarium. Currently showing Sharks 3D and Wild Safari 3D, this IMAX does not show any feature films. Tickets purchased at the box office may not be for an immediate showing, so advance purchases are best for planning purposes. Single movie tickets are $7.95 for Adults, $5.50 for Children 3-12. Double Feature tickets are $11.95 and $8.50. Combination tickets for the Aquarium, IMAX and Creative Discovery Museum are available.
Memorial Auditorium, 399 Mccallie Avenue, +1 423 757-5042. Home to dozens of events, from graduations to live music, throughout the year.
Tivoli Theater, 709 Broad Street, +1 423 757-5050. Known as the "Jewel of the South," the Tivoli has entertained Chattanoogans, offering everything from silent movies to Broadway blockbusters, for over 75 years. One nugget of its history: in 1926 the Tivoli became one of the first public buildings in the country to be air conditioned. The Tivoli was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974 and received a $7 million renovation that was revealed to an excited audience in 1989. Currently the Tivoli is the home of the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera Association. It also offers a venue to other music artists, Broadway shows and dance troupes. Recently the Tivoli has installed a movie projector, calling back to its early days a first class movie house.
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