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Cozy Craft Club - The Princess Bride

Cozy Craft Club - The Princess Bride

November 18 at 7pm

Michigan Theater · Old Fourth Ward

Stitch night meets storybook adventure: bring your knitting, crochet, or coloring to a screening of The Princess Bride, pajamas welcome and a mystery treat in store.

Pulp

Pulp

January 22 at 7pm

The State Theatre · Burns Park

A cafe TV starts showing the future, and chaos ensues in this delightfully absurd one-take Japanese comedy from the Europe Kikaku theater troupe. It's inventive, propulsive, and best enjoyed at the State Theater's art deco gem.

Special Screening of Fargo

Special Screening of Fargo

Michigan Theater · Ann Arbor

Catch "Pulp" on the big screen with the director and cast in tow for a live Q&A. It's a summer one-off at Ann Arbor's gorgeous 1928 movie palace: red velvet, Wurlitzer organ, and cinema history all around you.

An Evening with Peter Billingsley: A Christmas Story Screening & Q&A

An Evening with Peter Billingsley: A Christmas Story Screening & Q&A

December 5

Michigan Theater · Ann Arbor

Ralphie himself takes the stage for a live conversation and audience question-and-answer session following a full screening of A Christmas Story at the Michigan Theater, featuring an onstage trivia showdown with a signed leg lamp.

Bicycle Film Festival

Bicycle Film Festival

The State Theatre · Burns Park

Short films about bikes on the big screen: ingenious, daring, and often hilarious stories from cyclists worldwide. A feel-good night for anyone who's ever loved two wheels.

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