Movie theaters in Larkspur.
Lark Theater is the independent movie theater Lumina has verified in Larkspur, California. Every link goes straight to the theater for showtimes and tickets.
Finding a cinema in Larkspur
- What independent movie theaters are in Larkspur, CA?
- Lumina lists 1 verified independent movie theater in Larkspur, California: Lark Theater (historic, 549 Magnolia Avenue). Chain multiplexes aren't included; every listing links straight to the theater for showtimes and tickets.
- Lark Theater
- Is there an art house cinema in Larkspur?
- Yes. Lark Theater programs independent, repertory, or international film in Larkspur.
- Lark Theater
- What is the closest drive-in theater to Larkspur?
- Solano 2 Drive-In in Concord, CA, about 27 miles away, is the nearest drive-in Lumina has verified.
- Solano 2 Drive-In
- Are there historic movie theaters in Larkspur?
- Lark Theater (opened 1936) is a historic theater in Larkspur.
- Lark Theater
Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center
San Rafael, CA · 2.5 mi
A film center in downtown San Rafael run by the California Film Institute. It mixes new independent releases with documentaries, talk-back screenings and stage-to-screen broadcasts of ballet and theater.
Presidio Theatre
San Francisco, CA · 11 mi
A Chestnut Street neighborhood theater in the Marina District, run by Lee Neighborhood Theatres. It shows a rotating slate of independent films, a documentary and the occasional classic alongside bigger releases.
Marina Theater
San Francisco, CA · 11 mi
A Chestnut Street neighborhood theater in the Marina, run by Lee Neighborhood Theatres, showing a small rotating selection of current films and occasional special screenings with Q&As.
4-Star Theatre
San Francisco, CA · 11 mi
A 1913 Richmond District neighborhood theater run by a nonprofit and known for repertory and cult screenings, such as Willy Wonka, Brazil and a local film club.
Balboa Theatre
San Francisco, CA · 11 mi
A 1926 Outer Richmond neighborhood theater run by a nonprofit, with a nightly mix of repertory and cult films, some on 35mm, and themed events like live drag screenings.
Castro Theatre
San Francisco, CA · 13 mi
San Francisco's 1922 landmark movie palace, reopened in 2026 after a $41 million renovation. It now books concerts and comedy alongside film events, and hosts the SF Silent Film Festival.