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Wilton Town Hall Theatre is a movie theater, located at 40 Main St, Wilton, NH 03086, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 603-654-3456, visit their website www.wiltontownhalltheatre.com for more detailed information.

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40 Main St, Wilton, NH 03086, USA
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15 Reviews

  • David Bourque
    08 December 2017

    Always have good movies, I could go anytime and would be happy to see one of the two movies there.

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  • Brenda Pease
    25 November 2017

    The Wilton Town Hall Theater is a great place to see a movie. The cost of a movie here is less than a matinee at the big name theaters. Imagine eating popcorn with real butter not that chemical gunk amazing!! It's worth the ride from Merrimack to see a movie that the big name theaters wouldn't give a second glance at. Treat yourselves to a movie here once and you be back for sure..

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  • Marcel Kates
    06 November 2017

    Saw Victoria and Abdul. Only $12 including pop corn. Best movie we've seen in along long time. Highly recommend it. Victoria is played by Judy Dench.

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  • John Weber
    01 October 2017

    This is an excellent old fashioned theatre located in downtown Wilton. The owner runs the ticket counter, the concession stand, and operates the projector. He knows his movies and his audience. Concession stand prices are actually reasonable.

    I took my family here recently to watch a special silent film double feature starting Harry Houdini. The film's we're shown with live music accompaniment just as it might have been in the 1920's. Unbelievably, the cost of admission was free, with suggested donation of $5 which I gladly paid. Awesome.

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  • Steve Lionel
    30 September 2017

    My wife and I adore the Wilton Town Hall Theatre - it is by far our favorite movie house. The ambiance is definitely NOT "megaplex" - simple seating, just two screens, and they often show films you won't see in the big theaters. Our favorites have been the silent films they sometimes show on Sunday, with live musical accompaniment.

    The concession stand is small but they offer things hard to find elsewhere. The popcorn is freshly made before each show and they offer real butter for it. The candy selection is old-time classic and my wife loves that they offer Moxie!

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  • Gwen Autery
    18 September 2017

    For such a small town, amazing that they have current movies. Wonderful popcorn!

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  • Martha Kaulback
    18 July 2017

    Great place to see unusual movies, limited release, classics, etc. Love the Saturday afternoon flicks which are free but all donations go to a local charity. Often has silent film classics with live music accompanying. The owner and staff couldn't be nicer or more accommodating.

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  • Ann Barker
    12 July 2017

    This theater is the real deal. The prices are low, the atmosphere is special, the owner is friendly, the crowd is intelligent enough to appreciate the movies of higher caliber than typical Hollywood. Many stairs on one side but go to the other street for just a few steps. Give yourself a treat and go. You will return to this vintage experience.

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  • Bob Erb
    05 July 2017

    Go every Sunday night. Don't check what's playing, just go. Choose one of two movies by title alone. Buy popcorn and a seltzer and enjoy the show.

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  • Jeff Millar
    03 July 2017

    We are talking old fashioned town theatre. My friend said he goes Sunday and doesn't worry about what is playing. That's the right thing to do. Tickets $7, popcorn $2. Two theatre rooms, small and large. None of the multiplex stuffjust the movie. Oh, the guy gives $2 bills in change.

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  • Steve Lipofsky
    21 April 2017

    This place is a gem. One of the few places where you can see Classic Movies on the big screen comma including silent films with live musical accompaniment

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  • Jeff MacDonald
    18 March 2017

    I love little art house theatres. This one is ancient but they show a lot of things you probably wouldn't get to see otherwise. They recently upgraded to digital projection equipment. I can only hope they will update the seats at some point.

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  • Johnathan Vail
    13 February 2017

    Nice place to see the ”artsy" movies your won't see at the multiplexes. Old building and small town feel ads to the experience. We also love the monthly silent movies.

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  • Dawn Beyer
    09 January 2017

    Very enjoyable every time we go there. Dennis is so friendly. Have been going for over 30 years and will continue. 🍿📽🎥📹

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  • Kate Davis
    09 June 2016

    Love going to see movies here. I am handicapped and can't do stairs. They have a back door for handicapped people to get into the theatre. And the people who run it are nice, you can buy great snacks and the seats are comfortable

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