Tickets $15. Revisit the lovable chaos of John Hughes’ classic comedy Uncle Buck.
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John Candy: A Life In Comedy Book Launch + Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Posted on September 2, 2025
Tickets $15. Celebrate the life and legacy of comedy icon John Candy with the Portland launch of John Candy: A Life in Comedy, the definitive new biography from bestselling author Paul Myers. Following a conversation, we’ll screen John Hughes’ holiday classic Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987).
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Tickets $15. Celebrate the witchy cult classic that made us all believe in midnight margaritas. Gather your coven and relive this ‘90s favorite on the big screen!
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Tickets $15. Join us for an evening of entertainment and wicked fun as we welcome Glenda Danzig and the Missfits performing some of the very best Misfits covers, followed by a screening of Seed of Chucky.
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Tickets $15. Back by popular demand, join us for a one-night-only screening of Boys Go to Jupiter! Buckle up for a surreal trip through suburban Florida: a delightfully odd coming-of-age animated comedy framed by lo-fi melodies, strange friendships, and one very suspicious orange juice corporation.
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Monsters, goblins, ghosts, and vampires, and gnomes, and skeletons.
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Tickets $15. Join us for a night of movie bingo with Portland’s own Violet Hex, with George Miller’s The Witches of Eastwick—where Cher, Susan Sarandon, and Michelle Pfeiffer light up the screen in a tale of wit, power, and witchy sisterhood.
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Tickets $15. Grab your friends, turn up the amps, and get ready to rock! We’re celebrating the 20th anniversary of one of the most beloved Japanese films of the 21st century.
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Tickets FREE. Break out the brooms and the plastic pumpkins—Halloweentown is flying into the Tomorrow to kick off spooky season!
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Tickets FREE. Azra is worlds apart from her conservative Muslim mother. When her father suddenly dies on a trip home to Pakistan, Azra finds herself on a Bollywood-inspired journey through memories, both real and imagined; from her mother’s youth in Karachi to her own coming- of-age in rural Canada.
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