Boedecker Cinema is a 60-seat arthouse cinema inside the Dairy Arts Center, Boulder’s nonprofit multi-disciplinary arts complex. The single screen has been digital-only since opening in 2010, programming first-run independent and international films, documentaries, and the occasional opera or ballet broadcast. Concessions include local craft beer and wine alongside popcorn, sold from the Boedecker’s own stand starting 30 minutes before screenings. Parking is in the lot off Walnut. The wider Dairy complex includes three additional performance theaters and four free art galleries — check signage on arrival to confirm you’re heading to the right room.
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