Vintage Theater in a great small town is a true gem. The new owners are remodeling some areas to make thw experience better so winter/spring of 2023 check for hours

The Vickers always presents a variety of interesting movies that are not what you will generally see at the mainstream theaters. Because of the small size, if there is a movie you want to seem get your tickets ahead of time. They have a small refreshment stand that offers candy and beverages, I believe. This is a fun place to go to see movies you can't find anywhere else.

The Vickers has only one screen, a modest number of seats and only one or two screenings per night. The movies selected for showing are a mix of movies that succeeded at film festivals but not at the Cineplexes with 20 screens. Yes, eventually the film may be on Netflix - but is a much better experience seeing the film in a theater with a community of like minded residents.The spoken introductions before each film are much better than endless “previews.”

I go to virtually every movie this theater shows. It is a blessing to have an art house theater in a rural area. Their film selection is always superb and the owner, Bill, always gives some interesting background information on the movies, followed by a trivia question for a free large popcorn. A wonderful institution!

We've talked about visiting this movie theatre for quite some time. Yesterday we drove and hour from Indiana to see Mary, Queen of Scots and wasn't disappointed, It's a quaint movie theatre (I believe it's 107 years old) and we felt our patronage was appreciated. We'll be back.