Movie theaters in the Chicago area.
17 verified independent movie theaters within about 35 miles of Chicago, across Chicagoland.
Finding a cinema in the Chicago area
- What independent movie theaters are in the Chicago area?
- Lumina has verified 17 independent movie theaters within about 35 miles of Chicago, in Blue Island, Bolingbrook, Carpentersville, Chicago, Downers Grove, Elmhurst, Glen Ellyn, Naperville, Niles, and Oak Park, and 3 more communities.
- Lyric TheatreStar Cinema Grill BolingbrookClassic Cinemas Carpentersville XQACX Harper Theater - Hyde ParkChicago FilmmakersFacets Cinematheque
- Where is the art house cinema in the Chicago area?
- Chicago Filmmakers (Chicago), Facets Cinematheque (Chicago), Gene Siskel Film Center (Chicago), and Wilmette Theatre (Wilmette).
- Chicago FilmmakersFacets CinemathequeGene Siskel Film CenterWilmette Theatre
- Which Chicago-area cinemas serve dinner?
- Star Cinema Grill Bolingbrook (Bolingbrook) and Hollywood Palms Cinema (Naperville) offer dine-in service.
- Star Cinema Grill BolingbrookHollywood Palms Cinema
ACX Harper Theater - Hyde Park
Chicago, IL
A neighborhood multiplex in Hyde Park showing current wide releases, run by a small Chicago-area chain. The location has an on-site pizza kitchen, a taphouse and an arcade.
Chicago Filmmakers
Chicago, IL
A Chicago film arts nonprofit that runs screenings and community events at its Firehouse Cinema in Edgewater, and presents the Onion City experimental film festival and the Reeling LGBTQ+ festival.
Facets Cinematheque
Chicago, IL
A nonprofit film center in Lincoln Park, established in 1975, that mixes restorations, cult and international titles with short-film festivals and Family Sunday screenings. It also offers film camps and venue rentals.
Gene Siskel Film Center
Chicago, IL
The School of the Art Institute's two-screen cinematheque on State Street, showing international, independent and classic films and hosting festivals such as Black Harvest and the European Union Film Festival.
Logan Theatre
Chicago, IL
A Logan Square neighborhood theater showing new releases alongside classics, late-night horror and a trivia night. Adult evening tickets were listed at $12, with $9 matinees.