Great to look at.. Because of covid-19 couldnt get in. Something to look forward to..

Beautiful theater ️️ Must see!!! Movie tickets are $8, cash & credit cards accepted. Snacks are very cheap too, grocery store prices.

This was a great experience. They did a great job to make you feel safe. I was a bit bummed that not everything was opened but that’s ok, there was enough to see anyways. It was great to go and not be over run with people. I could take my time and look at everything and not feel rushed. When you have time you really do notice a lot. My only suggestion would be to maybe sell water, that would have been helpful.

I love being at this beautiful, old theater. The volunteers are lovely, friendly people, the theater is comfortable, and safety measures are in place and observed by the audience.

Old and beautiful. The movie screen is four stories tall and huge. The organ is wonderful. Support this hidden lost gem and feel grand and history and mystery while watching a cnema classic.

The Theater was lovely. If your into olds movies and want to get out, but worried about socila distancing, rthis may be the theater for you. They could seat over 2000 I believe but were only selling a little over a hundred seats, so plenty of room for social distancing. The film was great, I had not seen it in many years. They played the restored organ while we were waiting for the movie to start and as a intro to the movie. I enjoyed being able to go out with my guy and see a movie, even if it was an old one. It was all the better becouse the way everyone distance sat, you werent worried about being close to anyone. Its definitely a place to check out. Cant wait to see the theater once they restore it. It was pleasantly warm inside also which was a plus too!

Beautiful Venue for a Wedding, Culinary Creations does a Fantastic job as a caterer there.

This theater is incredibly ornate and beautiful, even in its semi-restored state. Huge shout out to the volunteers and organization that put on screenings, its great to be able to experience a classic movie in such a magnificent space and they make it happen.

This building does not look like much, but it is a stunner on the inside. Gorgeous detail and architecture all through out. I attended a movie screening here and the building really added to the experience

Fabulous theatre. Love that it is being restored! The original beauty of this vaudeville and movie house shines through even as restoration is ongoing. Saw Whatever Happened to Baby Jane there. Fantastic, campy movie on the big screen, the way it was meant to be seen. Seats are very comfortable. The Wonder Organ is an amazing experience. Dont wait. Just go at the first chance you have! You wont regret it.

I have really enjoyed the being here for a conference. The place is beautiful and we are glad to be part of the renovation. The manager was great, the AV people very professional, lots to love.

The best place to see a film, shown as theyre meant to be seen, in an auditorium filled with movie fans, experiencing 35mm film projected onto a huge screen.

Beautiful and icon peace of Jersey City history, the details are breathtaking, its classic designs will have you in awe

They hosted the 2018 patients out of time convention. It is awesome! The theater is historic and beautiful! If you come here then you should have an amazing time. Hope you enjoy my photograhs and my review. Thank you for reaching my review and your time.

Classic, vintage movie theatre being lovingly restored and preserved by the Friends of Loews. Fantastic event space.

A true movie palace. Its a rare treat being able to experience such an ornate and classic theater.

Beautiful old theater. I hope they get the funds to fully restore it.

I rarely go out to the movies anymore, but I still show up for the Loews. Since moving to JC, Ive seen a slew of classics from Casablanca and Jurassic Park to Nosferatu with a live organ accompaniment. The volunteer crew that maintains the theater has made slow but steady progress in putting the old movie palace back into fighting shape. I look forward to catching many more shows here.

An absolutely stunning piece of history. The atmosphere and detail that was made I the late 1920s all had a huge wow factor!

Beautiful venue and right off the Path train.

Beautiful theater and the Friends of Loews are always so courteous. Feels like you stepped into a different era when youre there.

Fabulous old theatre that is simply baroque and gigantic ! Try to catch an event here and enjoy the organ that rises and descends in the floor . Totally renovated and run by volunteers. Park behind the theatre.

The organ is amazing and theres so few places you can experience a classic silent movie the way it was meant to be. They also play classic films like Blazing Saddles, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Goodfellas, etc, and its awesome to see them on the big screen. The tickets are a good deal in my opinion, at around $8 for a single & $14 for a double feature.This classic movie palace is in the process of being renovated, led by volunteers. Theres a lot of work left to be done, so youll have to look past a few rough edges. But its beautiful as it is and you should come out to see a show and buy some extra popcorn so they can keep fixing it up.

Great historic site of a palace type movie theater from the late 20s. Worth a visit to tour or take in a special event. Check their website

Me and my family have been coming here for years now to see movies. It’s the best movie theater around. Reasonably priced admission and snacks, great films, dedicated staff, huge screen, great organ and just the most wonderful, historic atmosphere to enjoy a night at the movies. We even volunteer over the summer when we can. Only wish they’d show more movies, but maybe then it wouldn’t seem so special. Make the effort to visit this remarkable venue!

This is an incredible theatre, located right outside the Journal Square PATH station. The architecture is incredible, as are the decorations. The Friends of Loews are a local nonprofit, asking for donations to maintain and update the space, including to reopen the balcony. They host a plethora events in the space.For my visit, Word, an independent bookstore, presented George RR Martin on a talk about his new book. Support bookstores!Snacks are cash only, no beer or liquor.

This place is beautiful. Please donate to help keep this place running. Volunteer please. Its a must check it out kinda place. I can only donate. I live on long island and I am not available for volunteering as much as I would like.

My favorite place in Jersey. Their Halloween parties are amazing and unforgettable.

A gorgeous old theater thats being restored to its former glory little by little by dedicated people. Go watch an old movie there... youll love the red velvet curtain and pipe organ playing before the show! Youll feel like you stepped back into the 40s.

I got an opportunity to visit the Landmark Loews theater yesterday and was impressed by the scale of its beauty. One of Loews five Wonder Theaters I can only imagine walking in as a child during its heyday and watching a movie. The theater is a time capsule to classic Hollywood. In recent years, the theater has begun to be renovated and restored to its original prestige thanks to the Friends of the Loew. There is still a lot of work to be done, but if you get a chance, stop in and catch a show or you can volunteer to help out! It is a Jersey treasure worth holding onto.

A beautiful old Movie Palace OhLaLa la I love it.

(I Act) We filmed new Romeo Joaquin Pheonix movie there. Lots of room, newly renovated spacious interior & ceilings display intricate historical carvings. And old-style-ORGAN plays the classics. I met caretakers. Piece of history

For many years I have been coming to the Loews where they have shown classic films for many years. It is worth the 1-1/2 trip by NYC subway and PATH (I live in the Bronx) to come to the Loews. I am a native of Jersey City and it is also very nostalgic to come to this magnificent movie palace.

Beautiful historic 1920s movie palace!

Great historic Palace style theatre showing cinema classics, old and new. Plus other cultural events. Visit their website or follow them on social media.

Beautiful Theater.

A great, old theater, currently undergoing renovations. I had the pleasure of going to see a live musical performance here and, even from all the way in the back of the orchestra section, under the (sadly off limits) balcony, the sound was *excellent*. Add in amazing 1930s building and interior designs, and some cool old elements of that era (I loved the ancient candy dispenser), and you have a place worth visiting. Especially if your favorite musical act is in town playing in it.

Brought back memories from back in the day. The old glamour of yesterday still being carefully restored by Friends of Lowes. Great place for wedding parties.

I love going to this theater to catch an old movie or concert. Ive seen many classic films here xx from Hitchcock to Silence of the Lambs. They have an organ that plays as you walk into the auditorium and sinks below. Great fun.

I cant even say enough about what a hidden gem this is. I hope they get the money to restore it to its former glory. The pipe organ is amazing.

What a great experience to see the Silentmovie Studs with live organ music in this venue. Pompous, rich, huge,... a must-see. I hope that the patrons, friends and donors will be able to keep this true landmark alive. Go there, small money for a huge impact. For me, nothing in the greater nyc area compared to this experience yet.

Just came from seeing The Wizard of Oz tonight. It was great seeing it up on the movie theater screen

This historic theater is, simply stated, one of the single most gorgeous things Ive ever seen. Even though it saw decades of abandonment and decay, today it is rightly one of the crown jewels of the old Loews Wonder Theaters, saved by a loyal group of community volunteers, and in the process of a continual restoration.

Visited for the first time this past Sunday for the Christmas singalong & holiday movie screening (as well as a tour). What a spectacular place, beautiful architecture and design! This theatre is rooted in history, its one of the few remaining movie palaces.Through the years, volunteers and supporters have worked tirelessly to restore & preserve this grand edifice. Restoration is still ongoing, but I am hopeful more visitors (and restoration funds!) come in. The current air of decaying grandeur is oddly welcoming, but it would wonderful to see more structural improvements. Concerts & special events occur throughout the year.

Restoration here is incredible. Place is really amazing inside definitely worth a peek if you get a chance

A New Jersey treasure. Spectacular 1920s movie theater being slowly restored to its former glory after decades of abandonment and neglect. Open for special events by community-based volunteers who thankfully want to add value to residents, and NOT by a for-profit entity seeking to extract revenue, and who previously ran it into the ground. The City planned to demolish this magnificent landmark but activists have so far managed to hold them off. When the 1000-seat balcony is renovated to meet building code, then presenters will be able to profitably draw audiences.

The GDIFF is fantastic!

Silent movies here accompanied live on the Morton Wonder organ are not to be missed!

I love this place! I just went to see Snow White and The Princess Bride with my fiancé and our daughter and we had such a wonderful time. The inside of this place is gorgeous and the volunteers and staff that run this place were very friendly and kind. I will definitely be keeping my eyes open for another amazing event to attend at Lowes. :)

This is an iconic piece of Jersey City and film history. Must see and support this amazing project to restore The Landmark back to its original glory.

When you walk through the doors, it feels like you are walking back in time. The architecture is stunning. We saw night one of the YOUR MOVE dance festival, with dance occurring in the lobby, on the balcony, in the alcove, and then on the magnificent stage in Act Two. Amazing!!!

I always have a great time. The volunteers who faithfully restore this theater never fail to create a memorable night out with the chance to see history on the big screen.

Beautiful space, they dont make, build, or design things like this anymore. Make sure to go check it out. We always take hidden gems like this for granted until theyre gone.

Any event, anything. Doesnt matter if its a funeral, go to this place. It is a theater from the days when you got dressed up and left your phone at home. The lobby is mesmerizing as is the theater itself. I wish they put up places and concerts or advertised more things further in advance than a day or two. But this is, as of not my favorite theater in the country. They simply dont makem like this anymore.

Beautiful venue. Great movies. Great dtaff

Honestly, this place is kind of amazing. Imagine going back in time to a 1920s movie palace complete with organ.

1. This place is awesome and huge and epic and its even more epic that its being renovated by volunteers.2. The theater is great - and HUGE - and they play organ music before movies start.3. Cheap popcorn and snacks! Like actually cheap. No movie theater prices here!4. Its literally across the street from the Journal Square PATH. No more excuses about not going to JSQ.

This has to one of the most beautiful places in the NY/NJ area. The fact that its not over-restored adds to its mystique. Its got just the right amount of faded glamor.I could barely pay attention to the movie, I just kept looking at the ceiling, the pipe organ, etc. Its unbelievable.Yelp review always crack me up. No matter what you look up theres always someone saying the staff was rude. I think some people just have weird expectations as to how people should cater to them. This place is a non-profit. Its run in a very down to earth, simple, friendly manner. By volunteers. You are complaining about people who are volunteering for you. What do you think, they should wipe your butt for you?This place is a dream!

Just went for the first time last night to see a showing of Footlight Parade starring James Cagney and All About Eve starring Bette Davis. Great cuts of each film and great sound. Seats are comfortable. Also, started volunteering yesterday and what they are doing is amazing. Taking an abandoned theatre and working on getting it back to its world class potential. A true piece of history. Parking garage is conveniently right behind the theatre and you get a discount for attending the theatre! They need volunteers!

Amazing theater, if you get a chance to see a movie there, GO!!!

My wife and I visited three years ago and were treated like kings. The building really has to be seen to be believed and its faded glory only adds to its uniqueness. The show was faultless and I had the joy (being a projectionist myself) of viewing the projection box with its functioning Vitaphone projectors and discs. We have little approaching this in either size or magnificence in the U.K. It made our visit to the USA something quite special. Thanks to everyone for your kindness and a great evening.

The outside makes you think its a rundown demolished venue but once you walk inside, its magnificent. Came here for 2 TEDx Jersey City events and it had a very majestic feel to it. Can get chilly inside because its an old building and its massive so Id recommend a light sweater if attending an event here during the winter months.

My most favorite place to go in Journal Square for a night out!

Please donate. We had an outstanding time here.

A Beautiful Theatre that needs donations to help restore its Magnificence

My home away from home. Amazing experience everytime

Great and historic. But they have no AC and the place is in need of a major restoration.

Definitely a wonderful majestic theatre

I was there last night for the first time to see Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile. Great show in a beautiful theater with excellent sound.

Once an old theater left to rot now a beautiful work in progress, the Landmark Loews Theater shows previously released movies from all the ages of film. Located within walking distance of a bustling little India filled with pooja shops and ethnic eateries. Definitely worth the visit.

Patient Out of Time convention was held at this beautiful historical location.

A staple of Jersey City and home to many of my favorite memories with my son. He learned to love Charlie Chaplin on the big screen @ The Landmark Loews, as he did Rear Window and The Haunting. I could go on and on! A true JC treasure

Ive been to several shows here. This is a historic, beautiful theater.

A classic theater being painstakingly renovated entirely by volunteers. No shows in the summer because the a/c still isnt in place, but movies, concerts, and other special events are regular features the rest of the year.

Absolutely Great Classic Theater, Good Service and snacks for the movies at great prices, Was there for the horror convention and Halloween Movie Showing. 10 Stars.

The work that has been put into making this place functional is nothing short of phenomenal. All the shows they put on are very well handled, and theyre done for a good price!

Went for the Christmas concert by the mayor. Grand old theatre with good acoustics. Looks a bit run down now but i think restoration is in progress

Great movies. Fun experience.

Awesome place for Culinary Creations to cater an event!

This is a beautiful historic theater. The have a good film series and other cultural events.

A temple to movies.Its like an awesome granpa. Old, classy, always going into surgery, but will always capfure you with a story hes telling.

Seen a couple of old movies here and it was a great experience. Really nice place to go too!

Amazing venue with a 1,700 pipe organ

The architecture of that place is just magical. Because it is now run by a non profit, it mostly hosts weird movies, perfect for the setting. At a recent visit, it was a UFO conference, where I learned about experiencers. Good times.

Incredibly cool old theater. The details from through the years are like nothing being built any longer.

If only Jersey City would renovate Journal Square to make it an appealing place to visit.

Its not just the movie. Its nostalgia, the organ openning for the movie. Its an experience to remember

Old time movie theater with lots of nostalgia.

Book singing game of thrones!

Beautiful, historic venue. Offers great events and film screenings.

Love that this theater is being restored . Great job.

A faded and dusty gem, on the way back to its fully glory.

Wonderful historic beautiful theater that now occasionally shows older films.

The theatre it self is a wonder but some of the Volunteers arent they are a little pushy and rude. Also disorganized, making the overall experience not a good one...

A historic theater a of by gone era

Great old, historic Loews movie theatre with tons of potential.

One of the last five of the Lowes Wonder Theaters. The only one in Jersey.

Beautiful theatre, will be sure to keep track of their future events.

I SaW the rasquals there good concert. The place brought back childhood memories my mom brought us to see HELP with the Beatles then we went to tom McCanns for our PF flyers with the decoder ring

There isnt enough of these old movie palaces still around, and the fact that NJ has gone to such pains to renovate this theater is a testament to the people here. NYC should take a cue and stop selling all their theaters to chain stores.