The Byrd is in Carytown, an area of boutique and alternative/ vintage shops and small restaurants and is the closest thing Richmond has to an "Arts District". The theater works well in its neighborhood, especially the Saturday Midnight Movies that tend to be cult classics (Rocky Horror Picture Show, Goonies) and, because it is just about ...

The Byrd runs movies a few weeks from when they left mainstream theaters. There's always a large crowd for the Byrd - it's a lot of fun.

The picture in this listing is seriously out-of-date. The front looks a lot better!

everything was interesting and entertaining. the stage with the rising organ, also balconies were delightful. I would visit it again!

If you enjoy "vintage," you'll love the Byrd. A true movie house - with a larger screen than you'll find in newer theaters - and now the Byrd has digital sound!

Drawback is the cramped, OLD, seats, but even they add to the charm.

We've been enjoying the Byrd for almost 20 years!

The Byrd Theater is a magnificent place--where else can you fit a movie, popcorn and a drink into a $10 bill? It's a wonderful 1920's atmosphere, including the famous sing-a-long before the show, for our family's night out.

We love the ticket price just 1.99 after all these years and the refreshments are also very affordable and on top of that the popcorn is better than any other theater I have ever been too ( and that's a lot)

Great flics, friendly staff and a heavily decorous and an appealing interior. The only downside is cramped seating; leg room is minimalistic.

They don't have the organ show other days of the week. This is a gem in the city of Richmond, older folk as myself can truly appreciate the turn of last century decor, the monstrous chandeleer and the detail on the walls and balconies. Brings back old memories.

The Byrd theater is a great part of Richmond's history and offers a fun and inexpensive way to entertain yourself any night of the week. Although they only show one movie each week it's only $2 a show and the inside of the theater is really beautiful. Plus, if you come on a Friday night (I think...) you can also enjoy a live organist show just like if you were at one of those old time movie showings!