LUNA TURNS 30 – Celebrate 30 Years of Cinema Magic at Luna Palace Cinemas, Western Australia
LUNA TURNS 30 – Celebrate 30 Years of Cinema Magic at Luna Palace Cinemas, Western Australia
We’re throwing it back to 1994 with a month of exclusive events, retro prices, and a look at how far we’ve come
— and where we’re headed next.
We’re celebrating #Luna30Years with a nostalgic deal just for Cinema Club members: $11 TICKETS – OUR 1994 PRICE
When: Thursday, July 10 – Wednesday, August 7
Where: All Luna Cinema locations
Tickets go on sale Monday, July 7 for week 1 of this offer and then for the next 3 Mondays.
Not a Cinema Club Member? Join online and unlock member-only perks!
(Excludes special events and film festival screenings)
YOU’RE INVITED TO OUR 30TH BIRTHDAY BASH
Enjoy a FREE evening of film, food, and fun with a special screening of LUNA, STARRING – our story on screen, Plus: SHALLOW GRAVE – the very first film we ever screened.
Tickets released July 18 for Cinema Club Members and July 22 for General Public (if still available)
WE’VE MADE 30 YEARS OF MEMORIES – NOW WE WANT TO HEAR YOURS
As part of our #Luna30Years celebrations, we’re building a time capsule filled with the stories that made us. Tell us about your favourite Luna moment – the film you saw, the fun you had, or the memory you’ll never forget.
Email us at luna30@lunapalace.com.au or head to our pinned #Luna30Years posts on Facebook or Instagram – Help us honour the past and shape what comes next. Selected stories may even be featured in our tribute!
Luna Cinemas: 30 Years of Bold Cinema & Community
Luna Cinemas was born in 1994 from a bold idea and a deep love of cinema. Founded by Perth local Ingrid van den Berghe — a self-made businesswoman with decades of experience in the entertainment industry — Luna opened as a twin-screen arthouse on the corner of Oxford and Vincent Street. Since then, we’ve grown into the heart of WA’s independent film scene.
Over 30 years, Luna Palace Cinemas has expanded to three unique locations with 15 screens and an iconic outdoor cinema. We’ve welcomed everyone from homegrown talent to global greats like Philip Noyce, Taika Waititi, and Mike Leigh.
We pioneered audience Q&A screenings in WA, introduced crybaby sessions to the country, let audiences throw spoons at our screens, and helped launch countless homegrown careers. Through it all, we’ve stayed true to our roots: handpicking every film, supporting local artists, and giving back to our community through screenings focused on reconciliation, climate action, and social justice.
More Than a Cinema — An Arts Institution
Luna is a home for film lovers — a place to be entertained, challenged with new ideas, travel the world from your seat, see rare films on the big screen, and escape through cinema.
Our staff are a riot of personalities — filmmakers, artists, cinephiles who know every frame and share their passion generously. Our audiences have laughed, cried, debated, grown, and fallen in love with film under our roof (and under the stars in the Luna Outdoor).
We’ve weathered the rise of streaming, the chaos of a pandemic, the Hollywood Writers’ strike, and ever-changing trends — because what we offer never goes out of style: a sense of belonging, the thrill of discovery, and stories that matter.
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