Events

As the Belcourt celebrates its 100th birthday (and our 25th year as a nonprofit) we launch an ongoing project exploring the history of films shot in and around Nashville — and others that tie more broadly to both the Belcourt’s and Nashville’s cinema and cultural history. From studio-backed features to scrappy indie productions, these films capture a city in flux and reflect a legacy that continues to evolve — much of it intersecting with the Belcourt’s own past.

Screening of documentary film DEEP ROOTS: THE ART AND MUSIC OF BILL STEBER AND FRIENDS with discussion following led by journalist Craig Havighurst

As temps fluctuate and the ball revolves, another holiday season is upon us. A sanitized vision of the season has long been reinforced by an entertainment industry that is eager to sell a vision of health, wealth and prosperity to a market-ready populace. You can blame the state of things, or you can blame the holidays themselves. After all, it wasn’t domestic bliss that nearly sent George Bailey off the proverbial bridge. As another year comes to a close, we tip our hat to the enduring “Christmas spirit” with one hand — and throw down a pint with the other. Behold this season’s Holiday Sock, a wooly bundle of potpourri with a healthy dose of stuffed stockings for some, and ashes and switches for others.