Washingtonians now have more options to watch films on the big screen as more and more movie theaters reopen. E Street Cinema, which specializes in first-run independent and foreign language films, documentaries, and cult classics, will reopen on Friday, September 10. It’s the last of Landmark Theatres’ three DC-area locations to reopen after pandemic closures in the spring of 2020. Landmark will announce more details about the E Street reopening next week.
Movie theaters in the District were allowed to fully reopen without capacity restrictions in June, but Landmark waited until recently to open their venues. Bethesda Row Cinema opened in early August, followed by Atlantic Plumbing Cinema in Shaw, which returned last week. Bonus: tickets at both theaters are only $7 on Tuesdays.
All of Landmark’s theaters are operating at full capacity. Guests must wear a mask unless they are actively eating or drinking.
Anne Tate, originally from Annapolis, MD, joined Washingtonian in July 2021. She is a graduate of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she studied journalism and psychology.
