Los Feliz Theatre
For VINTAGE CINEMAS Showtimes (Cinemas No. 2 and No. 3) click here.
The historic Los Feliz 3 Theatre is located on Vermont Ave., three blocks north of Hollywood Blvd., in one of L.A.’s most popular east-side neighborhoods. Designed by architect Clifford A. Balch, the Los Feliz opened in 1935 as a single-screen theatre, and was converted to a triplex in the early 1990s. It is owned and operated by Vintage Cinemas and situated next-door to Skylight Books with other well-known neighbors including House of Pies, the Dresden Lounge and Fred 62 a few short steps away.
The American Cinematheque programs 7 days a week in Cinema 1, which is the largest of the three screens (144 seats). With newly installed 35mm projectors, the AC showcases films, Q&A’s and special events. The American Cinematheque is an Associate Member of FIAF, the International Federation of Film Archives.
Location & Details
1822 N Vermont Ave,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
323-664-2169 (Note: this is to speak to the Los Feliz 3 Box Office Directly)
To contact the American Cinematheque, email:
Cinema One: 144 Seats
Seating is unreserved
Screenings Formats
– 35mm
– DCP
PARKING
There is ample street parking on side streets around the theatre, with a Public Parking lot located behind the theatre accessed off Russell Ave. Please park at your own discretion and be aware of signs for Restricted parking in the area.
Parking restrictions are subject to change at any time without the knowledge of the American Cinematheque.
