Vogue Theatre

What a wonderful theater in downtown Manistee. Staff is so welcoming & friendly, concession selections were great, & the whole place was clean & comfortable. Can’t wait to be back for more movies!

Went there to today with the wife and kid to watch the 1993 original hocus pocus. And it was great have went here several other times to watch other movies with the family and alone as well. They r decent priced usually and the snacks aren't to bad priced either but most theatres aren't bad priced candy but theatre snacks are not bad priced is still more expensive than the stores typically but anyway watched our movie in the big theatre have only been in the small theatre once but it was a fun experience so if your gonna see a movie and your downtown Manistee check em out

Love this place!! Food and drinks are very reasonably priced. Staff is great! A must if you are visiting!

I love old theaters and the Vogue doesn't disappoint. From the great facade outside to the retro atrium inside. The theater is a mix of retro and modern. Sadly it doesn't really have the great atmosphere of some old theaters, like there's no murals on walls or ceiling. The seats are acceptable, comfortable, but not much more. Screen is a tad small, but ok. The sound system seems very good. I saw Free guy and loved my experience. The service was very good and friendly. My rating is going to be based against historic theaters, not modern cinemas. On that criteria I give a full 5 stars. The faults are too minor compared to the feel of a historic theater. Would I return? You betcha! $7 ticket is worth it.

This place is run by amazing volunteers. They let my daughter and I tour the theater before showing started and explained the history of the place to us. The theaters are small and intimate. The prices are super low! $6 tickets! The food is really cheap too. The building is mostly promotional and was built in the 1930’s. 100% worth your time to see a movie here.

Great experience with my family. I'm definitely coming back again!

Nice small town theatre 🎥 Reasonable prices. The concession prices were very good. Nice comfortable seats and great sound.

As a child of the sixties, I appreciated the updated elegance of the Vogue, where there’s still a velvet curtain over the screen. The price was unbelievably low for a first run movie in opening weekend. We paid less for tickets, drinks, and snacks than we paid for admission alone at our local (chain) multiplex. If I lived closer (currently a 3-hour drive), they’d get all my movie business.

We are visiting from another state. This was my first time visiting here. I loved the atmosphere as soon as we walked up to the entrance doors. It is very lovely inside. It is very clean, all the employees and volunteers are absolutely wonderful they are helpful, informative and extremely friendly. The prices are also very reasonable. Even the refreshments are at a moderate price. I highly recommend coming to watch a movie here if you're a local or visiting like we are. Great service, great building and fun times!

I was able to see a movie here with my sons and grandson over the 4th of July week. Much more reasonable than the bigger theaters for both admission and concession. Comfortable and clean to enjoy a movie. What's not to love?

I love old theaters and the Vogue doesn't disappoint. From the great facade outside to the retro atrium inside. The theater is a mix of retro and modern. Sadly it doesn't really have the great atmosphere of some old theaters, like there's no murals on walls or ceiling. The seats are acceptable, comfortable, but not much more. Screen is a tad small, but ok. The sound system seems very good. I saw Free guy and loved my experience. The service was very good and friendly. My rating is going to be based against historic theaters, not modern cinemas. On that criteria I give a full 5 stars. The faults are too minor compared to the feel of a historic theater. Would I return? You betcha! $7 ticket is worth it.

The staff are super friendly The popcorn was greatIt was beautifully redone considering how old it is but they could improve on their seats

Retro but comfortable; I bought a couple of stickers for my journal. Friendly staff and clean facility.

So fun to see movies here and seriously a GREAT value. Lobby and concessions have an awesome vintage feel and the staff are great. Recommend highly.

What a gem of a small town theater! Manistee you're so lucky to have this community ran theater in your town! Clean, personable, modern movies, classics. Simply incredible! This was a movie going experience at its best!

Our family has been going here for the last 5 or so years. It's such a quaint place with a strong sense of community. The ticket prices are fair by today's standards. Saturday at 10:00a is 25¢ family movie day. Vogue shows a second-run family movie for a quarter. Can't beat it!

Always an awesome experience especially if you're a classic movie buff with their $2.00 Wed. matinees which include some historical background before the film. The volunteers are great (thank you!), best pop-corn ever and you literally feel transported back in time. All the new mega-theaters could really take a lesson here.

A great theater run by an all-volunteer staff. It makes you feel good to spend your money here, and I would much rather see a movie here than at any other movie theater in California, including IMAX! The technology has all been updated and I hardly noticed the difference between this and a "modern" theater in CA when I saw "How to Train Your Dragon 2" in 3D here about a month ago last June. Oh and did I mention that the seats are made of comfy memory foam?

For much of my memory, the Vogue was just a place that locals had fond memories of, but that had fallen into disrepair and had ultimately closed. One elderly man who grew up in town during the 1940s remembered back when kids could bring in bread bags to trade for movie tickets. Then several years ago, something wonderful happened...through the hard work and dedication of volunteers and donors...IT'S BACK, and as lovely as the images conjured by the stories of its original glory. Now a non- profit staffed by volunteers, the Vogue shows not only first run hit movies, but has discount shows on Thursdays and Saturdays featuring classics ( last week was West Side Story) and family friendly favorites on Saturday morning. If you live nearby, become a member...if you are passing through, stop in for a show or popcorn to go. Either way, take the time to enjoy this spectacular renaissance which shows what the power of community can achieve.

At the beginning of every film, the Vogue screens a trailer about the redevelopment of the facilities, and how the community has become involved with it (from school kids to seniors). I swear, my eyes water up with pride every time it comes on! To echo other reviewers, this place is not only an incredible little gem for seeing first rate movies (both blockbusters as well as art house offerings and classics), but also a manifestation of remarkable community spirit and support. Seeing a movie at the Vogue is so much more invigorating than the generic multiplex experience. Admission prices are reasonable, and the snack bar includes local treats like fudge. We will return again and again.

Beautiful nostalgic theater. Went to see the original Jaws with my son and brother. I'm a very patient person, but we were 3 of no more than 15 people (4 groups) and it took seriously 20 minutes to get our tickets and we were 3rd or 4th in line. The staff I think are volunteers, not interested in customer service. It's obviously dependent on donations and grants and not very concerned with being efficent. But the worst thing was to see a man turned away who suffered from asthma and could not medically comply with their mask policy (masks required while in the lobby, but not in the theater, we're talking 7 maybe 8 yardsof required mask area). I think special consideration should be made for medically fragile people and it's very upsetting to see disabled people discriminated against. Especially when we're social distancing and he could have easily been accommodated by someone on staff taking care of his transaction in the vestibule and escorting him through the lobby; or let him go first/last. I wish I'd said something and have been regretting it. Sorry to you asthma guy, if you're reading this, I wish I'd stood up for you. We were planning to see other films there this summer, but I think our money would be better spent elsewhere that doesn't discriminate against people. Sincerely, Regretting silence :(

Wow. Theaters like this don't exist anymore. It's a renovated throwback theater that's been done really well. Super clean and the staff is really friendly. My dad and I saw "Dunkirk" here and it was only $6 each. You walk into the theater and there is a curtain over the screen, which opens up to a huge HD movie screen. The seats are really comfortable and recline a bit. They even show classic movies, which I wish I would be around for. They are showing some classics in August from 1987, like dirty dancing and Spaceballs!

This is the BEST theater I've ever visited! State of the art sound system and the best popcorn...tastes like homemade. Staff are great and prices are very low even for first run and 3-D movies. Run by a small staff with dozens of community volunteers who take pride in the cleanliness and appearance of this beautiful, historic landmark.

The downtown jewel of River Street in Manistee, MI. Fully restored, non-profit, volunteer-staffed neighborhood movie theater with two comfortable auditoriums. State of the art digital projection and sound with plush stadium seating. Very inexpensive pricing for tickets and concessions. First-run and vintage movies 7 days a week with $0.25 Saturday morning matinees for kids. This is truly a great place to see a movie. Many perks and additional discounts for members (optional). Don't be fooled by its downtown location - this offers a superior experience vs. most multiplexes including Muvico, AMC, Loews, etc.

I visited The Vogue Theater for the first time today to watch Jurassic World. I went with my date, and after purchasing the tickets and entering the theater, we found that there were only two seats left in what looked like only seated maybe 30 people. The two seats sadly were on opposite ends of the theater. Being on a date, we didn't want to have to sit apart, so we got our money back from the tickets and left. was pretty disappointing. I think they shouldn't sell the tickets out with no place to sit.