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After the Festival 18 closed in May [[2006]], the cinema remained vacant, one of several vacancies in the shopping center, until Naos Entertainment, a Greenville company owned by Marty Felts, announced plans to renovate and reopen in [[2010]].
After the Festival 18 closed in May [[2006]], the cinema remained vacant, one of several vacancies in the shopping center, until Naos Entertainment, a Greenville company owned by Marty Felts, announced plans to renovate and reopen in [[2010]].


The remodeled cinema will feature all stadium-seating, self-serve drink stations, and four 3-D screens.
The remodeled cinema features all stadium-seating, self-serve drink stations, and four 3-D screens.


==References==
==References==
* Bryant, Joseph D. (June 17, 2010) "Closed cinema in Birmingham's Crestwood neighborhood to reopen." ''Birmingham News''
* Bryant, Joseph D. (June 17, 2010) "Closed cinema in Birmingham's Crestwood neighborhood to reopen." ''Birmingham News''
* Diel, Stan (August 10, 2010) "No box office, but lots of security when new Eastwood movie theater opens." ''Birmingham News''
* Diel, Stan (August 10, 2010) "No box office, but lots of security when new Eastwood movie theater opens." ''Birmingham News''
==External links==
* [http://www.naosentertainment.com/ Naos Entertainment] website
* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Edge-12-Birmingham/158393754190740 The Edge 12 Birmingham] on Facebook.com


[[Category:Cinemas]]
[[Category:Cinemas]]
[[Category:2010 establishments]]
[[Category:2010 establishments]]
[[Category:Crestwood Boulevard]]
[[Category:Crestwood Boulevard]]

Revision as of 11:02, 1 November 2010

The Edge is a 12-screen cinema multiplex located in the former Festival 18 location at Eastwood Festival Centre on Crestwood Boulevard.

After the Festival 18 closed in May 2006, the cinema remained vacant, one of several vacancies in the shopping center, until Naos Entertainment, a Greenville company owned by Marty Felts, announced plans to renovate and reopen in 2010.

The remodeled cinema features all stadium-seating, self-serve drink stations, and four 3-D screens.

References

  • Bryant, Joseph D. (June 17, 2010) "Closed cinema in Birmingham's Crestwood neighborhood to reopen." Birmingham News
  • Diel, Stan (August 10, 2010) "No box office, but lots of security when new Eastwood movie theater opens." Birmingham News

External links