US EditionSurviving the depression, a pandemic and now Netflix, the Edmonds Theater turns 102
- The Edmonds Theater, a 102-year-old independent cinema in downtown Edmonds, continues to operate despite many challenges.
- It survived the Great Depression, a global pandemic, and the rise of streaming, which cut its business by about 50%.
- Management added beer, wine, and upgraded food to enhance its role as a community hub where people celebrate and gather.
- Owner Justin Pritchett highlighted the unique and indescribable legacy of the theater while also acknowledging the ongoing challenges they continue to face.
- The theater relies on every penny to keep doors open, reflecting a mission focused on serving the community rather than profit.
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