Brendan and Jen Pelto
From April 2008, when Brendan and Jen Pelto reopened the historic theater, the Harbor has been a mecca for moviegoers interested in art-house fare that does not play mainstream West Michigan theaters. Email us at theharbortheater@frontier.com
We urge you to join us!
Buying memberships in the Harbor help support the theater and allows the theater to continue to bring the best in independent and foreign cinema to West Michigan, and also helps support special free screenings.
"One of my favorite places in Muskegon. A wonderful, not for profit art house cinema in a terrific neighborhood. I always leave satisfied with their reasonable prices, friendly proprietors, and wonderful films. Something Muskegon sorely needed." - Tom S. Grand Rapids, MI
"Honestly a breath of fresh air. If you're from the area you'll most likely have memories of how many times you've seen this place close, reopen, close, reopen etc. I would take some time and stop in. It's one of the few places on this side of the state that you can go and view older films at a theatre, enjoy a nostalgic weekend of themed movies or even see new and upcoming artists work. The prices are VERY good and the couple running the place are super nice. If you're looking for a FRESH movie outing with family or just something new to do make sure to check this place out! It won't disappoint." - Doug F., Muskegon, MI
The average family spends about $20 at one of our discounted family films - $20 is a price that is still out of range for some families. Our new "Film Angel" program gives everybody a chance to experience the wonders of going to a movie theater -especially one of Michigan's oldest, like The Harbor. For every $100 contributed to this fund, a family of up to 5 will get admission to our family films free for one year with 25 cent pop and popcorn.
The Harbor Theater is a non profit theater.Thank you for your support in helping keep independent and foreign films in West Michigan!