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Tickets $15. In conjunction the Portland Art Museum’s Psychedelic Rock Posters and Fashion of the 1960s exhibit, join us for a surreal Halloween screening of House (Hausu)!     Hoping to find a sense of connection to her late mother, Gorgeous takes a trip to the countryside to visit her aunt at their ancestral house. She invites her six friends, Prof, Melody, Mac, Fantasy, Kung Fu, and Sweet, to join her. The girls soon discover that there is more to the old house than meets the eye.

Tickets $45. Join us for the much-anticipated Ani DiFranco documentary, 1-800-On-Her-Own! Following the film, Ani DiFranco & director Dana Flor will be in conversation PAM CUT Director Amy Dotson, and take audience questions. 

Tickets $15. Songwriter/artist Allee Willis, best known for writing the "Friends" theme song, the Earth Wind & Fire mega-hit "September," and "The Color Purple" musical, began filming her life as a kid in 1950s Detroit and never stopped. She pursued creative expression at all costs while struggling with not fitting established gender and sexual norms…until she found a path to love.

Tickets $15. Join DJ Anjali to DANCE prior to a screening, curated by Anjali, of Deepa Mehta's 1996 film Fire! Garba is a Gujarati folk dance that is popular during the autumnal holidays of Navratri & Diwali. Anjali will be teaching her Bollywood version of the ancient ring dance.

Tickets $15. Join teaching artists Atzin X and Yathzi T from Ideal PDX for a hands-on activity celebrating Día de los Muertos and honoring departed loved ones in advance of the film Coco.

Tickets $15. In collaboration with Music Millennium, we're thrilled to share a rare screening of the much anticipated non-documentary, We Are Fugazi From Washington, DC! Come early for a DJ set by Jerry A (of Poison Idea). Created to commemorate the 20 years that have passed since DC-based post-hardcore band Fugazi’s last live appearance (November 4, 2002, at The Forum in London), We Are Fugazi from Washington, D.C. is a 96-minute movie comprising crowd-sourced, fan-recorded live shows, and rare archive footage of Fugazi.

Tickets FREE. Cartoonist Jack Kent (Sketchy People, Gulls, and Minus Tide) will kick off the evening with a group drawing session of scenes from the movie. We’ll have pencils and paper; feel free to bring your personal stash of sketching supplies. Before the film, Soothe Folk will also be demonstrating live chainstitching in the theater from a custom flash sheet with special limited-edition Tomorrow Theater designs! A very limited quantity of first-come-first-served chainstitching will be available for guests (yes, you can bring your baseball cap for stitching!).  

Tickets $25. Are you ready to boldly go where no therapist has gone before? Great! Because you’re in need and Dr. Carla needs your money. And now, thanks to the stress of the election, she's in space! Ask Dr. Carla is a hilarious night of improvisational drag comedy starring Portland’s premier drag clown Carla Rossi—she might not have degrees or qualifications, but she has a Galaxy-class starship with a full bar, liability waivers, and a couch with your name on it. Joined by her green-skinned First Officer Svetlana Trantastic, Carla and Svetty welcome a special celebrity ambassador onto the ship each session so you—and they—don’t have to do all the work. Joining them on the Enterprise is none other than all-time Portland drag legend Poison Waters, beaming up as part of her intergalactic tour from Darcelle XV to the stars of Betazed. Ask Dr. Carla: it’s like a late night talk show, except it’s unlicensed therapy with unhinged drag queens—in space.

Tickets $25. Join us for a multimedia reading of the first English-language edition of Chris Marker's 1982 photo-essay on Japan, Le Dépays. Inspired by readings of the book organized in Paris and Tokyo over a decade ago, our reading is voiced by artists Midori Hirose and Matt Carlson and features live music by Spencer Doran of Visible Cloaks. Marker's photography from Le Dépays—which offers a stunning portrait of his favorite country through its people, cats, and metros—will be projected behind the readers while Doran's live compositions create an atmosphere of high summer in Tokyo. Followed by a rare screening of the book's companion film, San Soleil (1983). Le Dépays will be available for purchase at the event.

Tickets $25. Join us for this special anniversary screening of a film Roger Ebert called: "sickening, utterly worthless, shameful trash", Variety called it a "moral holocaust," and Rex Reed called it "a trough of rotten swill." Now with never-before-seen footage and even longer than before, Caligula is not to be missed!

Tickets $15. Join us for an evening of sonic visuals as Portland-based musicians Mnemonic Pulse and Reese Bowes create aural landscapes to lose yourself in, accompanied by intricate and colorful visuals that will be live edited and mixed according to the music the artists create live on stage. A true entwining of cinematic art forms in the state-of-the-art Tomorrow Theater.

Tickets $65. Titus Kaphar is a world-renowned, multi-faced artist whose paintings, sculptures, and installations examine the history of representation by transforming its styles and mediums with formal innovations to emphasize the physicality and dimensionality of the canvas and materials themselves. His practice seeks to dislodge history from its status as the “past” to unearth its contemporary relevance.  He cuts, crumples, shrouds, shreds, stitches, tars, twists, binds, erases, breaks, tears, and turns the paintings and sculptures he creates, reconfiguring them into works that reveal unspoken truths about the nature of history. In so doing, Kaphar aims to reveal something of what has been lost and to investigate the power of a rewritten history. Titus has recently turned his attention to filmmaking with his short Shut Up and Paint and debut feature film, Exhibiting Forgiveness, which premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival.  Kaphar and Director of PAM CUT Amy Dotson will discuss his work as a world-renowned polymath creative and activist, with particular focus on his newest foray into cinematic work.

Tickets $15. A (fake) murder has occurred, and we need YOU to solve the crime! Prior to the screening of Murder on the Orient Express, join us for a murder mystery game based on the movie & game, hosted by Emma Strgar & Lena Vasilenko of Ethereal Reflections. The murder mystery puzzle will last for approximately 30 minutes, and the screening of the film will follow. 

Tickets $15. Join us for a self-care moment, hosted by Portland’s wellness experts at woo-woo. Prior to the screening, Chumki Chakraborty will perform a sound bath for the audience. Koyaanisqatsi takes us to locations all around the US and shows the heavy toll that modern technology is having on humans and the earth. The visual tone poem contains neither dialogue nor a vocalized narration; its tone is set by the juxtaposition of images and the exceptional music by Philip Glass.

Join local food influencer Foodie Snitch (Em Daugherty) at a special pre-film party at 5 p.m. at our favorite neighborhood bar The End in advance of a screening of Ratatouille. Then walk on over to the theater at 6:30 p.m. to grab your seats and join Em Daugherty for a special intro to this heartwarming (and food-forward) film! 

Tickets $15. Portland-based environmental activist, documentarian, and non-profit founder, Chad Brown presents the Portland premiere of his gorgeous short film Inward about renowned painter and explorer Michi Meko, who will be in attendance for this special screening. A self-described explorer, cartographer, and abstractionist, Michi's work seeks to capture the wild beauty of nature through the eyes of a "lone black man reporting back from the new world." There will be a post-film discussion with Chad and Michi moderated by a special guest. Tabling from Chad's non-profit Love is King will be present as well as a slide show of Michi's large scaled paintings. 

Tickets Free. Join Creative Mornings at the Tomorrow Theater to hear from arts educator, guest lecturer, and designer Fuchsia Lin about how water weaves its way through her life and art, and even into her unexpected journey from making costumes for Broadway to creating films that feature fantastical worlds full of fabrics, colors and nature.

Tickets FREE. During the pandemic, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone bought the iconic Denver-based restaurant Casa Bonita (made famous in part by a 2003 South Park episode). This documentary chronicles that journey. Director Arthur Bradford will be in attendance for a Q&A after the film. 

Tickets $15. We're off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz!

Tickets $15. Celebrating our first annual All Tomorrow’s Artists Awards prior to the screening! We’ll be giving the class of 2024 amazing artists their crowns, sashes, and all the flowers in thanks for all they do to make this community so fine. In this 17th-century, supernatural silent winter epic, a drunken applejack salesman must go from zero to hero and become North America's greatest fur trapper by defeating, yes, HUNDREDS OF BEAVERS.

Dig the life fantastic!

Tickets $15. Bring your BFF for another Violet Hex bingo night, this time with Romy and Michele's High School Reunion! 

Tickets $15. It's Night of 1,000 Corey Feldmans! Bring the family to the Tomorrow Theater for Gremlins, then come back sans kids for Corey Feldman's The Birthday. Before the film, Soothe Folk will demonstrate live chainstitching in the theater. A very limited quantity of chainstitching will be available for guests (yes, you can bring your baseball cap for stitching!). 

Tickets $15. Norman Forrester, played by the iconic Corey Feldman in a career-defining performance, is finally going to meet his girlfriend’s family at her father’s birthday party. But a night of promise leads to disaster when Norman uncovers an ancient evil that might bring about the end of the world. Hailed “a cinematic marvel” by master of comedy and terror, Jordan Peele.

Tickets $15. A year after her boyfriend dies from gun violence, a young woman prepares to graduate high school as she navigates an uncertain future alongside a community that is searching for ways to heal.