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Alamo Drafthouse — Yonkers

548 Central Park Ave
Arts & Attractions Alamo Drafthouse — Yonkers

The very first of the (now three in number) Alamo Drafthouse outposts to open in New York, this Yonkers location offers the same dinner-in-a-movie experience as the original article in Texas, with a schedule of current and classic movies that makes o... more

The very first of the (now three in number) Alamo Drafthouse outposts to open in New York, this Yonkers location offers the same dinner-in-a-movie experience as the original article in Texas, with a schedule of current and classic movies that makes other art house cinemas look like cathode-ray television sets in a side alley.


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548 Central Park Ave
Yonkers, NY 10704
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@108 @ScottWamplerBMD Hard to yell when this movie won’t even let you catch your breath 5 Hours Ago

RT @AP: Robert Forster, the actor known for playing bail bondsman Max Cherry in "Jackie Brown," dies at age 78. Bryan Cranston, who worked… Yesterday at 2:25 PM

RT @rianjohnson: Thanksgiving is too long to wait, so you know what? Screw it. Let’s do an early #KnivesOut preview! Showtimes and tickets:… Fri at 11:50 PM

@Xircuits @MattDentler @IFCCenter Not for this weekend. IFC has the exclusive right now and they’re at capacity Fri at 8:04 PM

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