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Gateway Film Center
Nonprofit campus art house with $5 Super Tuesdays, Hitchcocktober and a $14.95 monthly pass.
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Why Gateway Film Center why was this picked
Gateway Film Center at 1550 North High Street is the nonprofit campus art house, programming curated series such as Hitchcocktober, which screens a 4K restoration of Psycho on October 31. Tickets range from $9.75 matinees to $13.50 evenings, with $7.75 happy hour shows, $5 after 11 p.m. and $5 Super Tuesdays. A myGFC membership covers regular screenings for $14.95 a month, and a $2 validation covers the South Campus Gateway garage until 4 a.m.
- $5 Super Tuesdays and late shows
- myGFC pass at $14.95 a month
- $2 garage validation
Know before you go
Gateway Film Center is the nonprofit art house we use for indie premieres, restorations, and festival programming steps from Ohio State. Matinee, happy hour, evening, and late-night ticket bands keep pricing clear, and the Torpedo Room works as a pre-show stop when you want a drink before the lights drop. Membership math is simple if you see more than a couple of films a month.
Validate South Campus Gateway garage parking with your ticket when street spaces are gone, especially on football Saturdays. We send cinephile friends here first when the multiplex slate looks identical across the whole city. The theater maps to Campus on our neighborhood pages. Build the rest of the night with our things to do in Columbus.
- Parking
- South Campus Gateway garage next door; buy a $2 validation with your movie ticket, good until 4:00 a.m. Free street parking on nearby avenues except street-sweeping days.
- Reservations
- Buy tickets online or at the Ticket Center. myGFC membership covers regular screenings with noted exceptions.
- Tip
- If you see two or more films a month, compare myGFC membership against single tickets before opening weekend rushes.
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