Charles Theater
The only theatre of its kind in Baltimore, The Charles has the unique distinction of offering first-run specialty films in addition to Hollywood movies, foreign films and cinema classics. The 1150-seat, 23,000 square-foot movie house is located in one of
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Theater
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410-727-FILM
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Average Joes, College Students, Family, Hipsters
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Casual
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Cheap
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Cinema Sundays 9am 03/14
Each program is presented by a guest speaker, who introduces the film and leads the lively post-screening discussion. The pool of guest speakers includes...
Il Trovatore 12pm 03/14
Founded in 1847, the Gran Teatre del Liceu has retained its role as a culture and arts centre throughout its history. A symbol of the vitality and energy of...
Cinema Sundays 9am 03/21
Each program is presented by a guest speaker, who introduces the film and leads the lively post-screening discussion. The pool of guest speakers includes...
Healing Neen 6pm 03/22
Advanced movie screening of a documentary celebrating the power of hope and recovery.
Cinema Sundays 9am 03/28
Each program is presented by a guest speaker, who introduces the film and leads the lively post-screening discussion. The pool of guest speakers includes...
Recent Events
Cinema Sundays3/7/2010
Cinema Sundays2/28/2010
Carmen2/21/2010
Cinema Sundays2/21/2010
Cinema Sundays2/14/2010
Recent Activity
Ann Coleman left a positive review 9/19/2008
Best movie theater in the world as far as I'm concerned.
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The Charles Theatre is located in midtown Baltimore at 1711 North Charles Street, just a block and a half north of Penn Station.
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There is $2 parking for theatre patrons in the covered lot just across the street, as well as metered street parking all around the theatre.
Mykel Nahorniak left a positive review 5/8/2009
Saw the documentary shorts, which were great. I especially loved "Wrecking Ball." Very Koyaanisqatsi