Evo Cinemas + IMAX Belterra Village
166 Hargraves Street,
Austin,
TX
78737
166 Hargraves Street,
Austin,
TX
78737
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Please update, total seats 782
Seating Capacity:
Theatre 1 112 IMAX with Laser
Theatre 2, 3, 6, 8 and 10 70
Theatre 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11 64
Please update, theatre is OPEN and rename theatre to EVO Cinemas + IMAX-Belterra Village and 11 screens. Seat count will be updated later today.
EVO Entertainment Group Acquires Former Sky Cinemas Multiplex in Dripping Springs, Texas, Plans for July 1 Reopening Exhibition News • Chris Eggertsen • June 05 2020 Austin-based independent exhibitor EVO Entertainment Group has assumed operation of the former Sky Cinemas theater at Belterra Village in Dripping Springs, Texas, the company announced Friday (June 5).
Slated to reopen on Wednesday, July 1 in alignment with city and state mandates designed to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the 14-screen theater will immediately rebrand as EVO Cinemas. The chain will invest $1 million over the next 12 months to upgrade the venue with offerings including dine-in, expansion of the theater’s existing kitchen into a “signature scratch kitchen” and the addition of EVO’s craft cocktail and beer programming. The theater will also feature expanded live music and community events.
“Dripping Springs is such a beautiful community that we’re thrilled to join,” said EVO Entertainment Group CEO Mitch Roberts in a statement. “We look forward to expanding the cinematic experience that Sky Cinemas has built here and bringing the EVO experience to Dripping Springs.”
The expansion into Dripping Springs brings EVO’s footprint to 71 screens across central Texas and represents a six-fold growth for the chain since it launched in November 2014.
The Sky Cinema was closed following the order of Hays County on March 17, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The operator could not come to an agreement during the closure period on renegotiated rent payments and the lease was terminated. Sky Cinemas left the venue after an announcement on May 18, 2020 – one of many theaters which was closed permanently due to leasing issues occurring during the COVID-19 pandemic.