[8] This foundation played a role in securing the theater's recognition as a historic site, temporarily preventing potential redevelopment.

[8] In response, four hundred local residents gathered in a peaceful demonstration, locking arms and forming a human chain around the theatre.

[9] Academy Award-winning actor Julianne Moore saw Eraserhead at the Coolidge Corner Theatre and credits the experience as one of her key inspirations to pursue acting.

[10]In November 2021, the Coolidge Foundation broke ground on an expansion of the theatre, which added 14,000 square feet to its existing structure.

[13] On May 29, 2024, Coolidge Corner Theatre staff announced their plans to unionize, citing "the need for a more transparent, equitable, and supportive workplace" as the reasoning behind these efforts.