
Joplin, MOmicro cinema, third space, film archive
Royale Cinema Lounge is a cinema, bar and members' lounge. Grab a drink and a bite at the bar, find your seat, and catch a show.
TonightThu, Oct 1
Coming up
See every one of these for $15 a month.
Insiders+ gets you into every screening free: all the showings above, and every one after them. No tickets, no per-show price.
- Free entry to every screening, unlimited
- A free black coffee or hot tea, every day
- 2 free booth reservations every month
- Concession and merch discounts
- First access to weekly titles and member events
- 1 point per $1 spent · 100 points = $5 off
- Mailing list and the weekly lineup
- Buy a ticket for each screening
Not a traditional theater. A members' club for people who love film.
We don't publish a full public schedule. That's what lets us bring in a much wider range of films, at a lower cost, than a typical theater could justify. Members always know what's playing.
Request a screening →
Private access
Screenings and events for members: a close-knit community of film fans.
Curated programming
Timeless classics, groundbreaking independent films, and hidden gems.
Comfort & community
An intimate setting built for conversation. More living room than megaplex.
A menu made for movie night
Snacks, soft drinks, draft beer, wine from Eagles Landing, and specialty cocktails. Try one of our movie-themed coffee bar drinks: City of Stars, Oppenheimer, Titanic.


Revisit the classics, anytime, in our VHS lounge
Thousands of movies on hand to choose from. Pull a tape off the shelf, curl up in a comfy seat, pop it in, and travel back in time.
QuestionsAll FAQs →
- Why don't you publish a full public schedule?
- It's what lets us bring in a much wider range of films, at a lower cost, than a typical theater could justify. Members always know what's playing.
- How can I get tickets?
- Online through our showtimes page, or at the door, subject to availability.

715 E Broadway, Joplin, MO 64801
In one of the oldest buildings in the city, built in 1920 on what's now Historic Route 66.



