Quad Cinema
34 W. 13th Street,
New York,
NY
10011
34 W. 13th Street,
New York,
NY
10011
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Quad Cinema (Official)
Additional Info
Previously operated by: City Cinemas
Functions: Movies (Classic), Movies (Foreign), Movies (Independent)
Previous Names: Landmark Quad Cinema
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
212.255.2243
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News About This Theater
- Sep 7, 2014 — Quad Cinema changes hands
Opened on October 18, 1972, the 500-seat art house Quad Cinema was Manhattan’s first four-screen theatre and is now one of the oldest independent theaters in the city. It still remains a vibrant center for art house films. It was taken over by Landmark Theatres.
It was closed in May 2015 for renovation and reopened April 7, 2017.
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Recent comments (view all 106 comments)
Cohen Media Channel streams films. They own the lease on this location.
Grand Opening ad as Landmark Theatres Quad just uploaded
Received email today that the Quad is re-opening today March 5th. Showtimes and reservations available on Fandango.
Please update previous owners: Golden and City Cinemas. Lesser Theatre Services is a film booking company and never own this theatre at all.
Maurice Kanbar, who opened the Quad in 1972, died in San Francisco Aug 20, 2022.
“A longtime supporter of the arts, Kanbar - who founded the Quad, the first multiplex movie house in New York - has donated more than $10 million to endow the Kanbar Institute of Undergraduate Film and Television at New York University.”
SFGate article on Kanbar:
Maurice Kanbar
Maurice Kanbar, who died at age 93, finally had an obituary in The New York Times, published in the printed edition of Sunday, October 2nd. In addition to his building the Quad, Kanbar is also credited with numerous other innovations, including Skyy vodka, claimed to be a hang-over free product.
Photos of the Quad’s 2017 makeover can be found in an article in The Hollywood Reporter. View here
Just a few days shy of its 50th birthday.
Still going. Regular movies aren’t doing well but special events and festivals have been non stop!!!!
This is such a great location. Very comfortable and every seat in each room is a good seat (great sight lines). I think they deserve bigger audiences to say the least.