New Mission Theatre

The New Mission Theatre, in San Francisco

The New Mission Theatre is a historic cinema of Mission Street, in San Francisco, recognisable by its large vertical sign. The San Francisco audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this restored movie palace, an emblem of the Mission district.

A restored movie palace

Located on Mission Street, the New Mission Theatre is a historic cinema of the beginning of the twentieth century, recognisable by its large vertical illuminated sign and its marquee. A witness of the golden age of the neighbourhood cinemas, it has known various fortunes before being restored and recovering its vocation as a cinema. Its architecture and its period decor make it an emblematic landmark of Mission Street and of the heritage of the district.

What to see

You admire the large vertical illuminated sign, the marquee and the period decor of the New Mission Theatre, a landmark of Mission Street. The restored cinema testifies to the golden age of the neighbourhood cinemas. It is a stop for lovers of cinema and heritage, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The New Mission Theatre lies on Mission Street, in the Mission district, in San Francisco, reachable on foot and by public transport. The façade and the sign can be freely admired; the screenings follow their own programme and access conditions, which vary. It is best to check the agenda before coming.

What is the New Mission Theatre?

A historic cinema of the beginning of the twentieth century, on Mission Street, restored, recognisable by its large vertical sign, an emblem of the Mission district.

Where is the New Mission Theatre?

On Mission Street, in the Mission district, in San Francisco.