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Loma Theatre

Coloma's three-screen movie house, whose story began in a garage in 1935: the current building dates from 1944, spent a stretch as a furniture store, and is now run by Moore Theatres.

Quick facts

Opened
1944
Architect
Homer Harper (1944 building), per Cinema Treasures
Screens
3

01 / Now showing

Now showing

Announced lineup

What the venue announced on its own site when we last checked (2026-09-26). Click through for exact times and tickets.

Full lineup on the venue’s site ↗

02 / The story of this place

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The first Loma Theatre opened in 1935 in a converted garage and burned on April 25, 1943. A new Loma designed by Homer Harper opened on the same site on June 15, 1944; it closed in 1959, served as a furniture store and reopened as a cinema in March 1964. It's now divided into three screens and operated by Moore Theatres. Its website even spells out the phone number as 269-468-LOMA. Forgotten Island, Avengers Endgame: Encore and Resident Evil play September 26 through October 1, 2026.

  • A garage cinema in 1935, a new building in 1944
  • Once a furniture store, a movie house again since 1964
  • Call 269-468-LOMA

Plan your visit

The theatre is at 221 Paw Paw St. in Coloma, Berrien County. Check showtimes on the Moore Theatres Loma page, or call (269) 468-5662, that's 468-LOMA.

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