Sky Cinemas’ New Concept Coming To Dripping Springs

A new movie night concept will be unveiled in Dripping Springs in 2017.  Violet Crown Cinemas will debut Sky Cinemas at Belterra Village—a suburban outpost of families and fun.

When it's completed, Sky Cinemas will feature a 14-screen theater that will show both blockbusters and indie films. It will also have a dining area and an outdoor beer garden that will serve local suds, wines, and burgers and fries, according to Culture Map Austin.

Belterra Village is a 90-acre mixed-used development built by North Carolina-based Crescent Communities and local firm Endeavor Real Estate Group of Southpark Meadows, The Domain and upcoming Plaza Saltillo fame.

Other tenants at the complex include Torchy’s Tacos, Mama Fu’s and Spec’s. 

Phase 1 of construction starts later this year with 200k SF of retail, medical offices, a hotel and a senior living facility. [CMA]

CORRECTION, July 31, 12:05 p.m. CT: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Sky Cinemas allows outside food. It has been updated.

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