Hermiston Cinemas 5
325 W. Theater Lane,
Hermiston,
OR
97838
325 W. Theater Lane,
Hermiston,
OR
97838
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A multiplex with five screens that opened in 1990, closed in 2004. As of the summer of 2012, the building still remains, complete with the Cinemas sign on the side of the building. The Hermiston Stadium 8 multiplex is right on the next block. I guess when it was called “Theater Lane”, they were right. It houses a Goodwill store in 2025.
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The murals painted on the walls of the lobby are absolutely stunning!
The Hermiston Tri-Cinema serving the Tri-cities launched November 19, 1980 with two operating screens and 652 seats with “Blue Lagoon” and “Smokey and the Bandit 2.” In 1983, it expanded to the Hermiston Tri-Cinema 5. It appears to have completed a 25-year leasing agreement although may have dropped “Tri” in 2000.
This theatre has been repurposed as a Goodwill store. Function should be: retail.
When the cinema opened, the projection booth also projected the Oasis Drive-In’s screen. The 3rd indoor screen opened on March 25th, 1988.
The Hermiston Drive-In opened quietly on November 14th, 1980 with two screens and the Grove-Drive-In with the projection booth serving the drive-in as well. on March 25th, 1988 the cinema no. 2 was split up for a total of 3 indoor screens. An extension on the east side of the building opened on June 25th, 1993 for a total of 5 screens plus the drive-in. The drive-in’s last season was 1998 and the theatre closed on April 29th, 2004.
Became the Goodwill store in the mid 2010’s.