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Tuesdays With Kev- Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (free movie night)

Tuesdays With Kev- Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (free movie night)

November 24 at 7pm

Clock Out Lounge · Mid-Beacon Hill • Free

Magic earrings transform a Czechoslovakian teenager's world in this free screening of Valerie and Her Week of Wonders at Clock Out Lounge, where bartender Kev hosts a Tuesday movie night featuring carnival folk and vampires.

Seattle Symphony: Elf In Concert

Seattle Symphony: Elf In Concert

December 12 at 2pm

Benaroya Hall · Downtown Seattle • $65

Buddy the Elf, meet a full symphony orchestra. The Seattle Symphony performs John Debney's score live while the holiday classic plays on the big screen: cotton-headed ninny muggins welcome.

Silent Movie Mondays: The Kid Brother

Silent Movie Mondays: The Kid Brother

January 11 at 7pm

Paramount Theatre - Seattle · Downtown Seattle • $20

Inside a 2,807-seat historic auditorium, Paramount Theatre hosts a screening of the silent comedy The Kid Brother.

Meteor Shower

Meteor Shower

February 25 at 10pm

The 5th Avenue Theatre · Downtown Seattle • $93

Steve Martin's Meteor Shower turns a marriage meltdown into cosmic comedy. Amy Schumer and Keegan-Michael Key star in this absurd dinner-party-from-hell, staged in a stunning historic theater.

Deadly Games

Deadly Games

December 19

Egyptian Theatre · Capitol Hill • $10

Late-night cinema returns to the historic Egyptian Theatre as part of the ongoing Midnight Movies series, screening Deadly Games.

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