Update 1.10.24 : Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting to be celebrated Tuesday, January 23rd.
Doors will be open from 4 pm to 5 pm.
Ribbon Cutting will begin at 4:20 pm. Please come early, get to know the staff, and learn more about their business.
Georgetown, TX: Since 1926, the Schulman family has been synonymous with creating memorable entertainment experiences. Continuing their legacy, the Schulmans have been a cornerstone of the Georgetown community with City Lights Theatre since 2006.
With a deep love for the city and an unwavering commitment to its residents, the family is excited to unveil their latest venture: Film Alley. Transforming the beloved City Lights into the vibrant Film Alley, this new hub of entertainment is not just a movie theater.
It’s an expansive venue that promises to deliver joy through a variety of activities. Film Alley will feature the latest blockbusters and classic films, but that’s just the beginning.
Patrons can enjoy duckpin bowling, get competitive in the arcade, experience the thrill of ax throwing, and savor the offerings of the 5S Rock Bar and Restaurant. With 32 beer taps and a scratch kitchen menu, culinary delights await every visitor.
Film Alley caters to events of all sizes, from intimate birthday parties to corporate events. The Schulmans’ dedication to the community shines through their commitment to providing exceptional service and unforgettable experiences.
Located in the heart of Georgetown at 420 Wolf Ranch Parkway, Film Alley is poised to become a local landmark under the watchful stewardship of Morris Schulman and Jacob Schulman.
Before the grand opening, the Georgetown community is invited to connect with Film Alley.
Follow their journey on Facebook, where updates about upcoming events and attractions will be shared. For inquiries or to keep abreast of their launch, reach out at (512) 868-9922, visit www.georgetown.filmalley.net.
Anticipation is building as Film Alley gears up to open its doors in January of 2024. This isn’t just a theater—it’s a celebration of community, film, and fun.
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