Berkley Theatre

The Berkley Theatre is a movie theater in Berkley, Michigan, showing films from various genres in a building that incorporates elements of mid-twentieth century cinema architecture. The venue combines original architectural features with modern projection technology and updated seating for today's audiences.

The theater first opened its doors in 1941, serving the community as an entertainment venue during the World War II era. Over the following decades, it remained a gathering place for moviegoers in the Berkley area.

The theater hosts both independent productions and mainstream releases, creating a space where different film audiences can find movies that match their interests. This approach keeps the venue relevant to a mixed community.

Visitors can purchase tickets online and find multiple showtimes offered throughout each week. Checking the venue's website ahead of time helps you plan your visit and confirm what is showing.

The theater still uses its original building design from 1941, but has thoughtfully integrated modern technology to stay functional for today's filmgoers. This blend of old and new gives the space its distinctive character.

Location: Berkley

Inception: November 20, 1941

Address: 2990 W. 12 Mile Road, Berkley, MI 48072

GPS coordinates: 42.50314,-83.18925

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:21