The Bijou has always been a special place. The support I have received from the community and the opportunity to get to know so many of you have been the highlights of this experience for me. I feel privileged to have been a steward for this beloved Eugene institution for the past eight years, but the current circumstances make continuing our operations impossible. It is with great sadness that I must announce the closing of the Bijou Art Cinemas. Valid answer to: " Why so many homeless in Eugene?".The oldest House in Eugene, older than Oregon.Mexican food, Jack Nicholson and a Judge.Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and the home they stayed in.Ferry Street Bridge, Smeede Hotel, and a 114 year old menu.Autzen Stadium, Patterson Island and Animal House.Attempting to get around these rules will get you banned. Encouraging complacency, neglect, unhealthy habits and unwellness in the community is not allowed. Includes Name-calling, doxxing, or explicit use of racist, misogynist/misandrist, or homophobic language.ĭo not post content that encourages, glorifies, incites, or calls for violence or physical harm against an individual or a group of people.Īnti-mask, anti-vaccine, COVID-19 denialism, spreading misinformation, attempts to downplay the severity, danger and/or risk of COVID-19 and standing up for those who do so will earn you a ban. Rules:Īll submissions should be relevant to Eugene/Springfield/Oregon. October jobs thread Scheduled Reddit Meet-Ups: If you're hiring, or know someone who is, please share there! Hit the link here if you want to learn how you can help support the Bijou Theatre Lincoln City.Click here if you are visiting or moving to Eugene! Also, please use the sidebar search before you make a post! Jobs threads:Įvery month, there's a new jobs thread on the 1st of the month. We are truly excited about these opportunities.īut with the pandemic lasting longer than anyone expected with no idea when we might get back to some normalcy we again are having problems keeping this going. Now, with our website ( ) presenting more than 8 movies each week online, there are more options than ever for cinema lovers to get the quality curated film they should have. * TO WEAR A MASK EVERYWHERE IN THE THEATRE- Except when drinking and eating.įor those who are not quite ready to go out for the movies, the company is also offering a virtual theatre which you can read about more on their website. *TO ONE PERSON IN THE RESTROOM AT A TIME.
*TO STAND & SIT AT LEAST SIX FEET AWAY FROM ANY OTHER PATRON. Here are some reminders to keep in mind before visiting, via their website:ī Y PURCHASING A TICKET YOU ( AND YOUR FAMILY ) AGREE: It’s been over a year since we sat down for a movie! Who wants popcorn? Photo courtesy of Trip Advisor Safety first!Īnd with the pandemic, the theater takes being responsible while visiting very seriously. Not only was it a great movie, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Last weekend, we were able to see Wonder Woman 1984. You will find your typical snacks in the lobby before entering the theater. The theater, now a venue for film festivals and art films, has both 35mm and 16mm projection equipment.
Thanks to the hard work of the owners and theater-goers alike, The Bijou Theater is still going strong today.” Residents and visitors gather at the Bijou Theatre in Lincoln City photo courtesy the Bijou Theatre In 1996, the current owners, Keith and Betsy Altomare bought the Bijou and have made great improvements to the theater’s signage/marquee. In the 1980’s the theater was renamed The Bijou (French for ‘Jewel’) and was remodeled to have more seating and transformed back to its Art Deco roots. “The ownership changed several times and some of the Art Deco details were covered with a particleboard facade. “The theater had 270 seats and movies were 35 cents for adults and 10 cents for kids,” the museum writes. According to the North Lincoln County Historical Museum, it was originally known as the Lakeside Theater.
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