Regal Tara Cinemas, Arthouse cinema in Cheshire Bridge Road, Atlanta, US.
The Tara Theatre is an arthouse cinema on Cheshire Bridge Road NE in Atlanta, opened in June 1968 by Loew's Theatres. Its flat pale beige facade is divided by vertical pilasters, with a band of lit bulbs above a black sign reading "TARA" in white capitals over the glass entrance doors. Its single 60-foot screen, seating 1,000, was later divided into several auditoriums.
This cinema opened in 1968 and has been known by different names including Loew's Tara Theatre and UA Tara Cinemas. Over the decades, it has remained an important venue for film screening in Atlanta while adapting to changes in the movie industry.
This venue serves as a meeting place for film lovers who gather to watch independent productions and engage in conversations about cinema. The screening programs reflect what the local audience cares about and values in storytelling.
The cinema is located on Cheshire Bridge Road NE and is wheelchair accessible with hearing devices available during screenings. The area has other cafes and shops nearby, so you can explore the neighborhood before or after your visit.
The building retains original architectural elements from 1968 that shape how the space looks and functions. These details give the venue its own character and distinguish it from modern multiplex designs.
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