ABOUT the LAURELHURST
The Laurelhurst Theater became part of Portland's cultural and architectural history when it first opened in 1923. Built by Walter Tebbetts (who later built the Hollywood and Roseway theaters) the Laurelhurst had just one screen and a pipe organ. The original single screen could seat 650 people and was one of the first art deco style theaters of the period. The theater has undergone many renovations and now offers four auditoriums with modern amenities and still maintains its classic appeal. Now celebrating our 25th year as a theater and pub, bringing the best of modern cinema, independent, art and classic film to Portland's movie lovers. Thank you Portland!
Laurelhurst Centennial Community Fundraiser
In celebration of our ongoing connection to our city, and to give back to the place that has built us up, last year we hosted monthly community fundraisers. Proceeds were donated to various local non-profits every month for the entirety of 2023. The recipients are listed below:
Nation Neon Sign Museum, Self Enhancement Inc, Rose Haven, SOLVE Oregon, Dress for Success Oregon, Black and Beyond the Binary Collective, Pixie Project, Willamette Riverkeeper, Lift UP, Oregon Bee Project, Ethos Music Center, KGW Great Toy Drive.
Enjoy beer, wine, pizza, salads, popcorn and candy. All of which may be brought into the auditoriums to enjoy while you watch your movie.
Laurelhurst Centennial Community Fundraiser
In celebration of our ongoing connection to our city, and to give back to the place that has built us up, last year we hosted monthly community fundraisers. Proceeds were donated to various local non-profits every month for the entirety of 2023. The recipients are listed below:
Nation Neon Sign Museum, Self Enhancement Inc, Rose Haven, SOLVE Oregon, Dress for Success Oregon, Black and Beyond the Binary Collective, Pixie Project, Willamette Riverkeeper, Lift UP, Oregon Bee Project, Ethos Music Center, KGW Great Toy Drive.
