Roseville Cinemas has been an iconic fixture of the North Shore community. The building was originally founded in the early 1900's by Kuring-Gai council to be named as the Town Hall of the area. It was used for festivities and dances, a meeting spot for locals, and for Roseville College events. When World War I broke out, the first Australian enlistment drive for soldiers was held in this building.

Roseville Cinemas building is one of the few remaining independent cinemas in Sydney's suburbs, opposing the encroachment of multiplexes by dedication to showing a range of top-quality local and foreign films, and continues to be an important part of the community.

Cinema Features:

• Crying Rooms in both cinemas
• Hearing Help
• Disabled Access in Cinema 1
• Licensed functions
• Cinema Bar
• 2 screens
• Dolby Digital Sound

Contact Roseville Cinemas today for ticket subscriptions and reservations.