Opening its doors to the general public for a big-screen movie is nothing new for the Robey Theatre of Spencer, West Virginia: they’ve been doing just that for going on 114 years now. According to their website, this is a state record – the Robey Theatre is the longest continuously operating theater in West Virginia. Help them continue the tradition by stopping in for a movie next time you are in or near Roane County!
Going to the movies... it's such a nostalgic way to spend an evening, allowing you to participate in an experience shared by millions of people across many times and places.
Tucked away in the town of Spencer, West Virginia, the Robey Theatre claims the distinction of the longest continuously operating theater in all of West Virginia: it's been welcoming movie-goers since 1907.
The beautiful old building has even inspired award-winning local artists competing in Spencer's annual Black Walnut Festival... just more evidence that this place is a community favorite that has more than stood the test of time!
You can catch the current offering any night of the week at 7:00 p.m. or a Sunday matinee showing at 2:00 p.m. Films usually run for one week, with new movies starting on Fridays. Tickets start at $6 per person.
Advance tickets can be purchased on their website, which is the recommended way to ensure your spot, although tickets can also be purchased at the door.
If you’re interested in a visit to the Robey Theatre, you can find out more, including what’s currently playing, from their website or Facebook page. And the Robey isn’t the only historic movie theater West Virginia boasts! Another one worth visiting is the Star Theatre in Berkeley Springs.
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