My family and I make going to this place a nice tradition they're open every week and even on events like the super bowl (for people that don't watch it). It's a fun place to hang out and watch old films.

The entire staff is very knowledgeable about Niles and its film industry times. Very interesting information provided and VERY interesting pictures for Niles prior to becoming a District of Fremont.

We purchased advance tickets via their website to attend the Comedy Short Subject Night. Other than the receipt from Paypal, we didn’t get any confirmation or instruction when/how to get the ticket. We arrived at 6:45pm for 7:30pm showing. The museum (theater) was closed and the sign said the door will open at 7pm. About 20 people were congregated by... More

I've been on their mailing list for years. When I did attend, I met Charlie Chaplin's daughter Jane. What a very complete experience. They are so commited, so enthusiastic and so well prepared. You know you are falling in with some true film enthusiasts and experts. A high quality group! (I visited years ago, but can't get the date to... More

This is the only place of it's kind that I know of. You can see the silents and recognize where some of them were made -- right on the street where the museum is. And downtown Niles has not changed much since then. Great to do in combination with a ride on the Niles Canyon Railroad and lunch at Bronco... More