HOUSTON – Houstonians were sad when the River Oaks Theatre closed down about two years ago, but were happy to find out that the iconic spot was getting another chance!
Originally opened in 1939, the River Oaks Theatre is Houston’s oldest and only art house cinema.
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And after a 2-year restoration and preservation project by Culinary Khancepts, the theater once again serves as the premier destination for independent films, cultural arts, and live performances.
With premium seating and seat-side food and beverage service, the theatre offers an elevated, one-of-a-kind entertainment experience for all of its visitors.
The theatre has transformed into more than just a movie theater—it is now a full-fledged venue for live events. The main auditorium features sound, lighting, and stage systems designed to host concerts, comedy shows, and other live performances.
As part of the grand reopening weekend, the theater is hosting an advance screening of Joker: Folie à Deux and will also feature films, including “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” 50th anniversary screening, “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” with local shadowcast performances.
Tune into Houston Life at 1p as Lauren Kelly gets a preview from the theatre’s Artistic Director, Rob Saucedo, Artistic Director, and VP Development of Culinary Khancepts and Star Cinema Grill, Jason Ostrow ahead of the grand reopening.
See their full schedule of events HERE.