I just joined the website after seeing this thread while lookin up info as to why this theater closed. Such a pity, I remeber going to this theater as child before there first closure in 2007 and I loved it. My parents would take me and my sister there every once in a while to go watch documentaries. I remember the layout of the theater and the adjoining cafeteria was uniquely contemporary if my memory is correct. I saw my first nature documentary in this theater and I’ve loved nature documentaries ever since. The wharf where the theater was located was also beautiful back in the 2000s but as time has progressed a lot of the colorful stores that decorated the building are almost all gone if not entirely gone. The only thing left is the aquarium (which is very nice), ferries to the fort, and a open park area. I’m very fond of that wharf since I attribute some of my favorite childhood memories to it and the theater was the corner stone of it. Now it’s a fire house or something to do with local law enforcement if they’re even still there. It’s a shame that such a nice area had to go on a decline like it did, there’s almost nothing there anymore. Maybe one day someone will buy the place and make it something cool again. Sorry for the long post/first post.
I just joined the website after seeing this thread while lookin up info as to why this theater closed. Such a pity, I remeber going to this theater as child before there first closure in 2007 and I loved it. My parents would take me and my sister there every once in a while to go watch documentaries. I remember the layout of the theater and the adjoining cafeteria was uniquely contemporary if my memory is correct. I saw my first nature documentary in this theater and I’ve loved nature documentaries ever since. The wharf where the theater was located was also beautiful back in the 2000s but as time has progressed a lot of the colorful stores that decorated the building are almost all gone if not entirely gone. The only thing left is the aquarium (which is very nice), ferries to the fort, and a open park area. I’m very fond of that wharf since I attribute some of my favorite childhood memories to it and the theater was the corner stone of it. Now it’s a fire house or something to do with local law enforcement if they’re even still there. It’s a shame that such a nice area had to go on a decline like it did, there’s almost nothing there anymore. Maybe one day someone will buy the place and make it something cool again. Sorry for the long post/first post.