Vogue Theatre

The Teatro, originally known as the Boulevard Theater, is a historic streamline moderne theater located in downtown Oxnard, California. Built in 1929, it is the oldest standing theater in the area and has evolved from screening popular Spanish language films to serving as a renowned recording studio for music icons like Bob Dylan and Neil Young. After undergoing various transformations, the Teatro was revitalized in 2007 and has since hosted numerous recording sessions, making it a unique venue for artists seeking a creative space. With a spacious layout, it offers studio rental options complete with ample amenities, attracting both musicians and filmmakers alike. Generated from the website

The Oxnard Film Society, a non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organization, has been celebrating its 17th year by presenting the Monday Night Foreign Film Series. This series showcases films from non-English speaking countries, with all dialogue presented in its original language accompanied by English subtitles. The society's mission is to provide the best of world cinema to the Oxnard and Ventura County community, while also supporting local filmmakers. Each month, the Oxnard Film Society screens two films at Plaza Cinemas 14, offering showings at 3:30pm and 6:30pm on the first and third Mondays. The films selected for February include "Monster," a Japanese drama mystery thriller directed by Kore-eda Hirokazu, and "The Teachers Lounge," a German drama nominated for an Academy Award for Best International Film. With a focus on critically acclaimed foreign films, independent films, and documentaries, the Oxnard Film Society continues to bring a diverse range of cinematic experiences to the local community.Generated from the website