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Gaslamp Museum Movie Nights

Gaslamp Museum Movie Nights

October 29 at 6:45pm

Gaslamp Museum at the Davis-Horton House · Gaslamp Quarter • $10

Spooky season screenings in the courtyard of the Gaslamp's famously haunted Victorian house museum. Bring a blanket, grab a snack, and let the resident ghosts provide the atmosphere.

The Ring in Concert

The Ring in Concert

November 1 at 6pm (This weekend)

Jacobs Music Center · Cortez Hill

The videotape is cursed, the phone rings, and this time the dread comes with a live orchestra. Watch The Ring on the big screen while the San Diego Symphony plays Hans Zimmer's skin-crawling score.

Laurel & Hardy Triple Feature with Russ Peck

Laurel & Hardy Triple Feature with Russ Peck

December 7 at 7pm

Balboa Theatre · Gaslamp Quarter

Three classic silent comedies play out on the big screen with live organ accompaniment tailored to the films by Russ Peck, part of the Silent Movie Mondays series at the historic Balboa Theatre.

Sleepless in Seattle In Concert

Sleepless in Seattle In Concert

December 11 at 7:30pm

The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park · Gaslamp Quarter

Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, and a full orchestra under the stars. The San Diego Symphony plays Marc Shaiman's swoony score live while Nora Ephron's romcom classic screens on a giant HD screen by the bay.

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York – Live In Concert

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York – Live In Concert

December 12 at 6pm

The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park · Gaslamp Quarter

Kevin's Plaza Hotel hijinks hit even harder with a live orchestra. The San Diego Symphony performs John Williams' whimsical score live to film at the Rady Shell, where holiday chaos meets waterfront views.

Love Actually Live in Concert

Love Actually Live in Concert

December 20 at 7pm

Balboa Theatre · Gaslamp Quarter

Watch the full film on a giant screen while a live orchestra plays every note of the soundtrack, including Mariah Carey's holiday anthem. It's your favorite Christmas rom-com, but bigger, louder, and way more festive.

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