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Upcoming Events
Friday, September 21
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7:00pm
Perverse murder mystery tangled with a love triangle, culminating in the famous "hall of mirrors" scene. Starring Rita Hayworth, Everett Sloan, Orson Welles. TCM Noir Alley host Eddie Muller hosts a post-film Q&A.
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7:00pm
Local entomologist Zohair Mohsen, an avid photographer, shows images of insects and plants photographed in and around town.
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7:30pm
Stephen Sondheim 1973 musical comedy, adapted from Ingmar Bergman's film Smiles of a Summer Night. Also 7:30 p.m. Sat., and 2 p.m. Sat. & Sun. and through October 14. Tickets
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8:00pm
Screening of Stanley Kubrick's 1968 sci-fi classic, wtih the score performed live by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the NYC chorus Musica Sacra. Tickets
Saturday, September 22
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10:00am - 5:00pm
One of the area's more old-time country fairs features hayrides, iron barrel train rides, a children's petting zoo, K9 police dog demos, kids' crafts & games, antique vehicles, wool spinning & blacksmithing demos, a one-room schoolhouse (complete with marm and dunce cap), a Rosie the Riveter, quilts, and more.
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11:00am - 10:00pm
Are you, as Robert Frost says, lost enough to find yourself by now? This unusually large corn maze features 3.5 miles of trails and 3 exits to allow for routes of various lengths. Fri.–Sun. through November 10.
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3:00pm
The Dreamland Puppet Troupe performs a show based on the original Star Trek series. The mad-lib script is filled in just before showtime with words gathered from audience suggestions. Also September 30. Pay what you can.
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11:59pm
Stoner comedy set around the lives of high school and junior high students on the last day of school in 1976. Directed by Richard Linklater.
Sunday, September 23
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1:00pm
Documentary exploring social unrest since Donald Trump's rise to power. Directed by Michael Moore. Also 3:45, 7, & 9:45 p.m., and ongoing. Tickets
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2:00pm
Classic drama of teen alienation, starring James Dean and Natalie Wood. Also 7 p.m. Tickets and other locations
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3:30pm
Thriller about a police officer working dispatch who answers an emergency call from a kidnapped woman. In Danish, with subtitles.
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6:00pm
In this 1973 thriller, a small town is terrorized by the "Banana Killer," which turns out to be the missing link between humans and primates.
Monday, September 24
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3:15pm
Biopic about Richard Wershe Jr., who at age 14 became an undercover police informant and later a drug dealer, before he was abandoned by his handlers and sentenced to life in prison at age 17. Also 6:45 & 9:15 p.m., and ongoing.
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7:00pm
Classic thriller about a brassy woman and an insurance salesman who try to pull off the perfect murder. Starring Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray, Edward G. Robinson.
Tuesday, September 25
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4:15pm
Documentary about the late comedy legend Gilda Radner. Also 9:45 p.m., and ongoing.
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7:00pm
This short but powerful documentary gives a glimpse into the training and day-to-day activities of the White Helmets (aka Syria Civil Defence), a group of volunteer rescue workers in Syria. (40 minutes)
Wednesday, September 26
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4:15pm
Documentary following a litter of puppies as they are trained to become guide dogs for the blind.
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6:15pm
Last days for this new Spike Lee film, drawn from a true story about a black detective who manages to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan.
Thursday, September 27
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5:10pm
Waldman currently sits on the council for the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts Program, which aims to nurture radical, science-fiction-inspired ideas that could transform future space missions.
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8:00pm
Last weekend for Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's 2014 political satire about a high-strung campaign manager trying to make her client—a character based on Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachmann—a viable candidate for lieutenant governor of Nebraska. Tickets and more info
Saturday, September 29
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7:00pm
Wednesday, October 3
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5:30pm
Opie is an American fine arts photographer whose work explores the relationship between mainstream and marginalized societies, with an emphasis on sexual identity and how individuals inhabit their environments. Note special start time.
Thursday, October 4
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5:10pm
Douglas worked as the resident Revolutionary Artist and Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party in the San Francisco Bay Area from 1967 through the 1980s.
Saturday, October 6
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7:30pm
"Costumes are not required, just encouraged!"
Sunday, October 7
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4:00pm
This Chinese director and artist will discuss his new film, "Dragonfly Eyes," which will be shown at the Michigan Theater at 6:15 p.m.
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6:15pm
Showing of a new film by Chinese director Xu Bing, who will be on hand.
Thursday, October 11
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5:10pm
Producer Tom Hugh-Jones and special guests discuss the teamwork and process of making Planet Earth and its companion BBC show, Blue Planet
Thursday, October 18
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5:10pm
This Cal State Sacramento professor and photographer explores questions of how to document life and what is worthy of preservation, and discusses her experiences teaching photography at San Quentin Prison.
Thursday, October 25
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5:10pm
This award-winning design critic wrote a syndicated New York Times design column, plus two books.
Thursday, November 1
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5:10pm
Kramer is widely considered the greatest American knifesmith working today.
Wednesday, November 7
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7:30pm
Schneeman is a filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist who transformed the definition of art, especially the discourse on the body, sexuality, and gender. She will screen some of her own short films as well as those by artist Valie Export.
Thursday, November 8
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5:10pm
British artist and performer Patel explores themes of identity and freedom with an attentive eye toward casting the widest net possible through the use of digital technologies, media, and YouTube.
Thursday, November 29
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5:10pm
This British-Liberian conceptual artist uses the age-old practice of gilding with 24-karat gold to call into question the nature of time and being.
