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Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas in Concert Live-to-Film

Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas in Concert Live-to-Film

October 31 at 7:30pm (This weekend)

Jones Hall · Montrose

Jack Skellington meets a full orchestra: Tim Burton's stop-motion classic screens start to finish while musicians play Danny Elfman's gloriously spooky score live. Costumes encouraged, obviously.

Movie Night on the Lawn: Addams Family

Movie Night on the Lawn: Addams Family

November 7 at 8pm (Next weekend)

Skylawn · Downtown Houston

Spooky season meets skyline views: catch the Addams Family under the stars on POST's rooftop park. Bring a blanket, grab snacks from POST Market, and let the creepy clan do their thing while downtown glows behind the screen.

Coco In Concert

Coco In Concert

November 14 at 3pm

Jones Hall for the Performing Arts · Central Business District • $43

Miguel's journey to the Land of the Dead gets the full symphonic treatment. The Houston Symphony performs Michael Giacchino's Oscar-winning score live while Coco plays on the big screen, mariachi brass and all.

Movie Night on the Lawn: The Polar Express

Movie Night on the Lawn: The Polar Express

December 23 at 7pm

Skylawn · Downtown Houston • Free

All aboard for a rooftop screening of The Polar Express, with the city glittering below. Grab bites from POST Market, bundle up, and ride the rails to the North Pole.

Películas Bajo las Estrellas: Ratatouille

Películas Bajo las Estrellas: Ratatouille

Market Square Park · Downtown Houston • Free

Watch Ratatouille under the stars at Market Square Park, a free outdoor screening that turns a summer evening into a mini adventure for kids and kids at heart. Bring a blanket, grab some snacks, and settle in where Houston history meets Hollywood charm.

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