Camelot Theatres

2300 E Baristo Rd, Palm Springs, California 92262 USA

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Opens Fri 11:30a

Independent
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“opened in 1967”

The original 625 seat Camelot Theatre located at the Palm Springs Mall was opened on February 4, 1967 by then President of Metropolitan Theatres Sherrill Corwin at a cost of $750,000.00. The proclaimed state-of-the-art cinema, equipped to the standards of only three other theatres in the United States, debuted with a star-studded screening of Dr. Zhivago as a fundraiser for the United Fund.

Reviewed by
Andrew And Donna G.

May 14, 2017

Greetings, Attended the Lyons Noir Film Festival featuring Guest Sara Karloff. This venue was full for a Mother's Day matinee featuring Boris Karloff's daughter who screened rare home movies,... Read more

Reviewed by
Maria C.

January 23, 2024

Worst food in restaurant upstairs in lounge. I attended a great band and vocalist on Sunday nite. The bartender had no personality and the food was the worst I have had in Palm Springs! Read more

Reviewed by
marcus g.

April 18, 2023

This theater is also known as Palm Springs Cultural Center. It's an amazing place. I was there last weekend seeing a movie strange little movie like a Sundance movie called Christie Judy. It was... Read more

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