By Jeanne Ballantine

May 26, 2010 8:40 PM | Link to this

Little Art in Yellow Springs is a GREAT theater—funky, fun, great shows MOST of the time, many award winning art shows that other places don’t won’t play, etc etc. Gets my vote!!

By Sue Parker

May 27, 2010 11:08 AM | Link to this

The Little Art has it hands down! It is now a non-profit so it has additional activities for children, contests for filmmakers, and lovely folks from the projectionists to the concession stand. It’s small and intimate and friendly.

By Pam Conine

May 27, 2010 12:31 PM | Link to this

How fortunate we are to live in Yellow Springs, Ohio, home of too many wonderful things to list here…including the uniquely magnificent LITTLE ART THEATER!

By Julie Steinhilber

May 27, 2010 1:35 PM | Link to this

LOVE the Little Art in YS. Where else could you see a Lina Wertmüller or Fellini Festival?

By Richard

May 27, 2010 5:35 PM | Link to this

while the little art is a fine miami valley tradition ….. they have some of the most uncomfortable seats ever in a local theatre ….. the sound system and screen are both in very poor shape …. the local ys audiences are apparently under the impression they are sitting at home and are welcome to talk to their friends and family during the screening. i have always enjoyed the selections offered at the little art …… but the aforementioned objections of mine keep me away. the neon, however, rocks. great movies, clean projection and sound and respectful audiences.

By Ellen

May 28, 2010 10:59 AM | Link to this

The Neon is by far and away the best!

By Beth

May 28, 2010 12:48 PM | Link to this

The Neon is tops. Great selection of movies, the best popcorn, and friendly, helpful employees.

By christopher anderson

May 28, 2010 12:52 PM | Link to this

the movies shown at the NEON are closest to what I’d go to see when I lived in Manhattan—although the screens are bigger in NYC…

By Helen P. Lias

May 28, 2010 3:31 PM | Link to this

When I moved to Dayton from Columbus, I thought I’d never find another Drexel Theatre, but find it I did in the Neon!! Without the quality of film that the Neon offers, Dayton would be without a real treasure.

By Glen Bengson

May 28, 2010 3:51 PM | Link to this

For 12 years we’ve enjoyed the high quality, interesting, innovative, provocative and entertaining films at The Little Art, not to mention the incredible edible concessions, the personal contact and atmosphere, and the variety of special events for children, families, and the community. You are missing the best movie experience in the Dayton area if you haven’t been to The Little Art in Yellow Springs!

By ijb

May 28, 2010 3:59 PM | Link to this

The Little Art Rocks. I love the atmosphere, the hot tea, popcorn condiments and of course, the great selection of films. Zuper!

By Emily Seibel

May 28, 2010 5:07 PM | Link to this

The Little Art is one of Yellow Springs’ greatest treasures. It hosts incredible events, catering to filmmakers, artists, and community. I particularly enjoyed the premier of Hannah Free this year that drew a crowd from Columbus to Cincinnati. Little Art is the best!

By Emily Seibel

May 28, 2010 5:07 PM | Link to this

The Little Art is one of Yellow Springs’ greatest treasures. It hosts incredible events, catering to filmmakers, artists, and community. I particularly enjoyed the premier of Hannah Free this year that drew a crowd from Columbus to Cincinnati. The Little Art is the best!

By SG

May 28, 2010 5:14 PM | Link to this

Neon is a treasure. From the comments here, Little Arts seems to be a great place too. Will check that out.

By Lynds D. Staring

May 28, 2010 5:29 PM | Link to this

Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs is a great place to go; easy to reach, friendly and cordial people running it; one can really relax and enjoy all their selections (of course not everyone ever likes all types) but we really appreciate its existence! We are in a retirement village now and don’t get there as often as we would like, but we have wonderful memories of the place!

By Jane Visbal

May 28, 2010 5:37 PM | Link to this

My kids grew up on movies at the Little Art. Lucky kids, now they know art!

By Grover Criswell

May 28, 2010 11:58 PM | Link to this

The Little Art Theater is wonderful, both in their selection of important movies, but by the friendliness with which you are greeted. I see films here that are shown only at the Neon and I don’t have to drive into Dayton and find parking to see them. We in Yellow Springs love our little community theater and will do whatever we have to do to keep it.

By Alice McKinney

May 29, 2010 8:45 AM | Link to this

Little Art friendly funky close by great movies now!

By Connie

May 29, 2010 8:45 AM | Link to this

The Neon is the best movie theater! Friendly, helpful staff…the BEST fresh popcorn..snack prices are NOT inflated…the most unique and top rated films…I intend to go MORE often to the Neon this summer (and take friends) to make sure this jewel stays open in the tough economy.

By Joe OConnor

May 29, 2010 9:18 AM | Link to this

The Little Art is a treasure. When I want to go to a movie it usually turns out that the Little Art is showing the most interesting movie in the area.

By Rosalie B.

May 29, 2010 1:16 PM | Link to this

The Neon continues to offer very unique choices in films that we would not see anywhere else. We love to go there.

By P&JH

May 29, 2010 2:55 PM | Link to this

We don’t see many movies, but when we do the Little Art is our most frequent destination. It is a treasure for YS and the Dayton area.

By Bob Barcus

May 30, 2010 2:55 PM | Link to this

We are enormously fortunate to haave the Little Art Theatre among us. They screen an interesting range of movies and are availiable to support young artists and local film-makers. There is no place else like it.

By mike

May 30, 2010 3:06 PM | Link to this

The Neon enriches the culture of our community by bringing us good movies, movies which otherwise would not have a large enough draw for the multiplex theaters to carry. It’s a theater more readily found in a larger metropolitan area, so thanks!

By mary m morgan

May 30, 2010 7:01 PM | Link to this

We think entertainment when we think of movies. I think film when I think of Little Art—documentaries covering poltics, nature, civic causes, student work, human relief, benefits—the Little Art does it all. And now it is non-profit which means we get to support it even when we’re not at the windows buying a ticket. Long Live Little Art!