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About The Beach Theatre

Welcome to The Beach Theatre, a historic cinema experience reimagined as an intimate live performing arts venue in sunny St. Pete Beach. Nestled at 315 Corey Avenue, this space brings together film screenings, plays, and intimate performances in a charming, retro setting. Since its 2025 reopening under new ownership, The Beach Theatre has continued its legacy of community happenings, including notable screenings of classic films and upcoming play festivals.

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Whether you’re a local resident or visiting the beaches, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan a hassle-free night out—from parking tips and transit options to nearby lodging and dining suggestions. Secure your seats with confidence, and enjoy the best of cinema and live arts in a historic venue that feels like a friendly, neighborhood hub.

Pro-tip: Reserve tickets early to guarantee your preferred great seats and the section you want, and check the calendar for upcoming events. The Beach Theatre is close to iconic St. Pete Beach sights and is easy to reach via public transit or a short drive. For accommodations and meals, explore our recommended hotel and restaurant partners to enhance your visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: 315 Corey Avenue, St Pete Beach, FL 33706.
  • Capacity: 175 seats.
  • Venue type: Historic cinema turned live performing arts venue.
  • Parking: No on-site parking; free public parking on Corey Avenue or paid lots nearby.
  • Transit: Accessible via PSTA SunRunner (get off at Boca Ciega Dr North/South stops and walk to Corey Ave).
  • Nearby hotels: The Don CeSar (3400 Gulf Blvd, St Pete Beach, FL 33706) is a nearby landmark hotel.
  • Notable events hosted: Reopening with a grand opening featuring live music and screenings; past and upcoming film screenings such as Nosferatu, The Goonies, and Night of the Living Dead; a play festival is planned.
  • Renamed/demolished: Not demolished or renamed; reopened in 2025 under new ownership as a cinema and live performing arts venue.