Tower Theatre, Art Deco movie theater in Sacramento, United States
The Tower Theatre is a movie theater on Land Park Drive in Sacramento with three screening rooms. Each room is fitted with modern projection equipment and offers a clear view of the screen from all seats.
The theater opened in 1938 and has kept its original Art Deco exterior to this day. Over the years, the interior was updated with new technology while the outside remained unchanged.
The Tower Theatre shows independent films, foreign language movies, and documentaries that rarely appear in standard multiplexes. Visitors who enjoy cinema that tells stories from less familiar corners of the world tend to return here regularly.
Tickets are available at the box office or through a mobile app, and screenings run throughout the day into the evening. Getting there a little early helps you pick a good seat, especially for popular showings.
The Tower Theatre gave its name to Tower Records: the record chain's first store opened in a building attached to the theatre's side. The cinema also hosted premieres of two films by Sacramento-born directors, Colin Hanks's All Things Must Pass and Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird.
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