#BTB [Bring the Baby] to Midtown Cinema

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#BTB to Midtown Cinema — “Bring The Baby”

  • One new featured movie every week
  • Lowered volume and dimmed lighting
  • Change table provided in front of theatre
  • Stroller Parking available in front of theatre

#btb bring the baby midtown cinema

What Is It?

Movies for parents in an environment suitable for babies (note: not family-friendly movies)

Every Sunday, come in to see screenings of current films with special accommodations made for babies!

Midtown Cinema is now offering a special Sunday matinee screening of a first-run movie every week.

Parents and babies are invited to attend! Lights are kept on to facilitate feedings and infant care during the show, and the volume is lowered to prevent over-stimulation or startling of babies. Nursing and bottle feeding during the movie are welcome. A table is provided for diaper changes. Free parking is available in the adjacent lot and on the street. Best part? Crying and cooing will only land you sympathetic — rather than annoyed — looks from other parent patrons.

$8.50 for parents, and babies are free!

~ Find this week’s #BTB Sunday movie in the Weekend Roundup and MidtownCinema.com ~


Plus, once a quarter, we’ll host a special Saturday matinee featuring a favorite film from the past.

On the docket:


Visit midtowncinema.com for tickets, updates and more. 

Sara Bozich
Author: Sara Bozich

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