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Bagdad Theater has 20,000-watt Surround Sound, K Prime digital projector, and luxurious rocker seating. The menu includes an expanded tap selection and grab-and-go theater classics like fresh pizza slices, popcorn and candy.
The Bagdad, is among those theaters that are an exception. The old theater has history to back it up, greatly redone in the hippy inspired McMenamins' artistic way. It has been upgraded and is now showing new movies, so one can no longer catch as cheap a movie here, but the price is no worse then normal.
Find out what movies are playing at this historic theater in Portland, Oregon. See showtimes, ratings, genres and user reviews for Madame Web (2024) and other films.
The Bagdad Theatre has been a Portland institution since it was built in the 1920's. Typical of "architecturally exotic" theaters of its day, the Bagdad has an onion-dome shaped marquee and barrelled arches and decorative tile and ironwork on the inside.
From its grand opening on January 14, 1927, as movie theater and “Oasis for Entertainment,” to its recent incarnation as a theater pub, the Bagdad Theatre has been an important landmark in Portland’s Hawthorne District.
This lovingly restored 1920's era movie theatre is a must for movie buffs, especially if who have a tinge of nostalgia for the way moviies were enjoyed in the old days. The seats are comfortable with loads of leg space and since there are table surfaces in front of you, you can enjoy a meal and a very decent beer or cider or whatever in your seat .
The Bagdad Theater is a restored theater and cafe in Southeast Portland, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It allows beer and food in the auditorium and has a back room in the former fly tower.
