Little Theatre, Rochester

The Little Theatre in Rochester opened in 1929 in an Art Deco style building. Expansion during the 1980s led to the former three-screen theater boasting five screens. There is also a cafe seating 70 guests that hosts jazz performances.

The films at this theater include independent and documentary films. In addition to these feature-length films, you can also watch award-winning short movies that might be hard to catch elsewhere. This theater has also been host to film festivals, including The Polish Film Festival, which has attracted a reasonably large following since its inception.

There is also an art collection that you will not want to miss at the theater. These exhibits change monthly, so there is always something new to see. Many of the artists represented are local artists who are already somewhat popular, and others are more unknown artists looking to grow a popular following locally.