Nostalgia restored.
Nearly 30 years after its closure, we celebrated the grand reopening of The Times Theatre on October 12, 2018. We’re thrilled to be screening movies, sports and live entertainment in one of Seaside’s most iconic buildings. The Times Theatre is a historic venue that was originally built in 1940, and we’re proud to breathe new life into the theatre so our entire community can enjoy it once again.
In addition to daily movie showings, The Times Theatre features an in-house brewery directly behind the silver screen, so you can enjoy a refreshing Sisu Beer pumped directly from the brew tanks to your mug. Whether you live down the street or you’re passing through for a visit to Oregon’s public beaches, stop by The Times Theatre for a beer, a bite and a chance to experience one of Oregon’s most unique theatres and breweries.
Times Trivia.
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The theatre debuted with a showing of
Vivien Leigh’sWaterloo Bridge
co-starring with Robert Taylor
and directed by Mervyn LeRoy -
In the 1980s, there was a crowd of 400
for a double-feature ofCrocodile
Dundee
and Top Gun -
In 1922, admission was
35 cents
for adults at The National, a sister theatre of the Times, also owned by B.J. Callahan
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Parenthood
starring Steve Martin was the last movie to show before closing in in 1989
New And Improved.
Brewed on Oregon’s crisp northern coast, Sisu Beer strives to create complete and honest ales for every palate. The brewery sits just behind the silver screen in the Times Theatre & Public House. It’s a small space for a big dream, but we find it keeps us honest and focused on what counts. Though modest, our facility allows us to brew our signature beers while still putting out seasonal selections and experimental inspirations.