Watch Holiday Classics in Your PJs at Evansville Area Theaters
Christmas will be here before you know it, so that means it is time for Christmas movies. Here's how you can enjoy some classics in your PJs at Evansville area theaters.
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Tristate Theatre Hosting 2024 Family Film Festival This Summer
Showplace Cinemas will host a Family Film Festival this summer with $1.50 family movies at its Indiana, Kentucky, & Illinois locations, and you're invited!
Southern Indiana Movie Theaters Hosting 85th Anniversary Screening of ‘The Wizard of Oz’
The Evansville-based theater chain will host screenings at two of its locations in late January.
September Special: Enjoy $2.50 Movie Tickets at Showplace Cinemas
Celebrate Showplace Entertainment's 50th anniversary with $2.50 movie tickets throughout September at Showplace Cinemas locations.
Evansville’s Showplace East Hopes to Elevate the Theater Experience with In-Movie Dining
As Hollywood is slowly starting to offer more movies, theaters are trying new ways to entice movie goers.
$1.50 Movies Coming to Southern Indiana Theater Chain This Summer
The special ticket price is part of Showplace Cinema's annual summer family film festival.
Parents in SO. Indiana Need to Know This New Rule Before Sending Kids to the Theater
The movie theater is not a babysitter.
Dinosaurs Dominate Evansville, Indiana Showplace Cinemas East & Imax – Jurassic World Domination
Go to see the dinosaurs, stay to see Chris Pratt and the Jurassic Park gang this Friday at Showplace East.
Showplace Hosts Family Film Fest: See 'Penguins of Madagascar'
Showplace Cinemas is hosting family-friendly movies at a discounted rate so families can enjoy the movie experience without breaking the bank.
$1.50 Family Movies Coming to Showplace Cinemas This Summer
Get your popcorn ready.
Save Some Cash: Showplace Brings Back $5 Movies on Tuesdays
$5 Ticket Tuesdays are one of my favorite affordable date nights and Showplace Cinemas are bringing them back.
Locally Owned Showplace Cinemas Needs Your Help #SaveYourCinema
The show must go on, and it can with the help of Congress.