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Psycho (1960) - FOTOT & DTPHX Inc

Psycho (1960) - FOTOT & DTPHX Inc

November 3 at 6:30pm

Orpheum Theatre · Central City • $11 - $15

A secretary on the run, a remote motel, and a mysterious innkeeper return to the big screen at the historic Orpheum Theatre for a one-night-only screening celebrating Phoenix Psycho Day and the film's 65th anniversary.

Ancient Caves

Ancient Caves

Every day at 7:15pm and 9:15pm from Aug. 27 to Dec. 31

Arizona Science Center · Central City • $8

Descend into remote caves across five countries without leaving Phoenix. Dr. Gina Moseley and her team hunt stalagmite "fingerprints" on the Irene P. Flinn Giant Screen, turning ancient rocks into a gripping climate detective story.

The Color of Noir: Blood Simple

The Color of Noir: Blood Simple

November 4 at 6pm

Phoenix Art Museum · Midtown • $10

A slippery private eye in a yellow suit and a murderous bar owner set off Joel and Ethan Coen’s hard-boiled Texas neo-noir. Visitors attend a screening of this razor-sharp debut at the Phoenix Art Museum.

Phoenix Symphony - E.T. in Concert

Phoenix Symphony - E.T. in Concert

Jan. 22 & Jan. 23 at 7:30pm

Orpheum Theatre Phoenix · Central City

Phone home, but make it symphonic: the Phoenix Symphony performs John Williams' soaring E.T. score live while the Spielberg classic plays on the big screen.

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