Roxy Theatre and Peters Greek Cafe Complex, Art Deco theatre and Greek cafe complex in Bingara, Australia.

The Roxy Theatre and Peters Greek Cafe Complex is an entertainment venue with cinema, cafe, and museum in Bingara. The original fixtures from the 1930s remain in place, including lighting, plasterwork, and Art Deco details on walls and ceilings.

Three Greek immigrants from Kythera founded this venue in 1936 as a cinema and gathering place. After decades of operation, it closed and was later restored to function as an event space.

The Greek Cafe Museum displays how Greek migrants shaped entertainment and dining in rural communities. Visitors see personal items and photographs that tell the stories of this local population.

The complex stands at 74 Maitland Street, in the middle of Bingara's main street, so it can be reached on foot from anywhere in the small town centre. The theatre and cafe occupy the same street frontage, with the cafe beside the cinema entrance. Bingara lies on the Gwydir River, about 55 kilometres west of the Copeton Dam site mentioned in accounts of the town's 1930s boom.

The building uses vertical space creatively, with a function hall situated above while public areas operate below. This stacking allows multiple activities to happen simultaneously in the same structure.