Avon Theatre Film Center

Address:	272 Bedford St, Stamford, CT 06901, USA
Phone:	+1 203-967-3660
Site:	avontheatre.org
Rating:	4.7

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Reviews 27

Aaron Johnson

Every city should have a small vintage theatre. A great spot for small independent movies and documentaries. They even do the occasional cult classic on weeknights. The concession stands are fairly priced and the theatre was recently remodelled too boot. Go there and enjoy this local wonder.

Rich F

Absolute, total treasure. Without it, downtown Stamford would be a total wasteland of expensive, ugly food and bars (I take that back, there is also the Library). 130,000 people in this city and at least there is one truly great and affordable venue for culture. Thanks for being there!

Matthew Klein

Old school movie theater in every sense. They have 1 very large and one smaller theater and they stick mainly limited release films. The staff is always very friendly and its great to be able to see new movies that wouldnt otherwise be shown at the normal theaters.

Larry Buchalter

nothing short of dreadful. Narrow, very old seats with little padding, and armrests with no padding--your arms will sit on hard plastic ribs. The screen is unusually small--somewhat larger than a home theater, but not much larger. would never go back in 100 years.

ISABEL COURTNEY

This theater was lovingly remodeled and preserved for all to enjoy. I wish more local schools would take advantage of the Avon educational programs because the theater is within walking distance of several schools.

Morgan Berman

Charming theater with a small but lovely selection. Who needs 12 bad movies when they pick 2 good ones for you to see!

Kevin Wasserman

Beautiful, classic-style movie theater. Its like going back in time and its a very pleasant experience.

Sydney Horn

Old school ambiance with a quirky staff and excellent film selections. Best popcorn in town.

Giorgio Sannino

ce stato justin bieber

Daisuke O

This place has character - a nice reminder of Stamfords history and culture

Luke Hill

Very nice old theatre that plays independent and classic movies.