Blue Sky Icon TikTok Icon
CodedBias1Edit

Juneteenth Science On Screen: CODED BIAS with Dr. Uzoma Miller

Join us Friday, June 19th at 8:00 p.m. as we celebrate Juneteenth with a talk by Dr. Uzoma Miller and a special screening of a timely documentary that examines the socio-cultural biases and inequities inherent in the emerging world of artificial intelligence! Admission is FREE – Tickets are required Dr. Miller’s talk is titled “Racial […]

PinkFlamingos1Edit

OUTlaws Pride Series: PINK FLAMINGOS

Join us Thursday, June 25th as we wrap up our Pride Series with the ultimate “midnight movie”! Admission is FREE – Tickets are required ** Warning: This film contains scenes that may not be appropriate for young viewers ** About the film Infamous drag queen Divine stars in this quintessential 1972 classic from writer-director John […]

Babes5Edit

BABES: Last Day Thursday, June 13th

Eden (Ilana Glazer) and Dawn (Michelle Buteau) have been BFF’s since childhood; however, they have very different approaches to Life — Dawn is a responsible, married mother of two; Eden, on the other hand, lives life on more carefree terms. After a one-night stand, Eden finds herself unexpectedly pregnant and, deciding to follow through with […]

??????????

TUESDAY: Last Day Thursday, June 20th

From A24 Studios comes a powerful story about life, death, and love. Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Seinfeld, Veep) takes a step outside of her usual brilliantly funny persona to star as Zora, a single mother who lives with her terminally ill daughter “Tuesday”, played by the award-winning Irish actor Lola Petticrew. Things take a fantastical turn when, […]

ISawTVGlow1Edit

I SAW THE TV GLOW: Last Day Thursday, June 13th

Back For One Week Only! From A24 Studios comes a new psychological thriller from filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun. After striking up a friendship, two teen outcasts — Owen (Justice Smith) and Maddy (Bridgette Lundy-Paine) — fake a slumber party at a schoolmate’s house in order to secretly watch an episode of The Pink Opaque, a show for […]

WhoFramedRogerRabbit3Edit

Beat the Heat: WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT

Eddie Valiant is a down-and-out gumshoe in late-1940’s Hollywood who gets entwined in a case that is sure to test what he’s made of. When a big-shot cartoon producer hires Valiant to dig up some dirt on Jessica, the the seemingly-unfaithful “toon” bombshell spouse of cartoon superstar Roger Rabbit, the private eye travels to “Toontown” […]

Rugrats1Edit

Beat the Heat: THE RUGRATS MOVIE

Little Tommy Pickles’ new baby brother gets born early…so early, in fact, that Tommy hasn’t had the chance to figure out how he’ll deal with no longer being the apple of his parents’ eyes. Making matters worse is the fact that the new tyke is kind of a pain to have at home. So, Tommy […]

ErnestAndCelestine1Edit

Beat the Heat: ERNEST & CELESTINE

In the orphanage underground where she lives, Celestine, a young mouse, has been taught that bears are nasty and evil…not the kind of folks one should associate with. As she prepares to follow the typical rodent trajectory of becoming a dentist, Celestine (who’d much rather be an artist) is tasked with stealthily venturing to the […]

SongOfTheSea4Edit

Beat the Heat: SONG OF THE SEA

Song of the Sea, the second film in Tomm Moore’s “Irish Folklore” trilogy, is the story of a young Irish boy named Ben who learns that his mute sister Saoirse is actually a “selkie” — a mythological creature that can shapeshift from human form to that of a seal. The two children are the son and […]

ThisIsPikeCounty1Edit

From the Hills and Hollers: THIS IS PIKE COUNTY with Laura Paglin

Join us Thursday, November 12th at 7:00 p.m. as our Appalachian Stories Series continues with a haunting and unforgettable documentary about coming of age in a landscape that has been left behind! Admission is FREE – Tickets are required About the film This powerful, intimate, and multi-faceted documentary from filmmaker Laura Paglin delves into the […]