Events

At the heart of each of these five films is a scrappy, fierce idea that observes the world around them and says “okay, but what about this” — and then shines a light on a corner of existence that pulses with life and would appreciate the validation. These stories are witnesses and records of living as a subversive act. Resourcefulness, enthusiasm, patient endurance, sharp focus and sincerity are all survival mechanisms as well as attributes which benefit social animals. This quintet of films is not a retrospective, but rather a reinforcement, strengthening all who undertake the experience. Welcome to Queer Qlassics.

What we have here are a chain of long summer sits — of both the external and internal variety. Come in, escape the heat...and be transported to lands of the far and near. Or just take a load off.

Considered by many critics to be David Lynch’s magnum opus, Twin Peaks: The Return reconstructs, deconstructs, and discombobulates its own mythos. This is not the Twin Peaks you once knew. In fact, it’s possible what you knew was entirely wrong.

Please join us for a conversation with Caroline Chambers, author of WHAT TO COOK WHEN YOU DON’T FEEL LIKE COOKING: MAKE IT FAST.

60 years ago — from 1966 to 1969 — Captain James T. Kirk and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise took to the television sets nationwide, exploring the galaxy and defending the United Federation of Planets. The Belcourt celebrates with the first four original films, paired with pre-show screenings of key thematically and plot-connected episodes from the original TV series, never before seen on the big screen.