Join us on Friday the 13th for an epic game night - you don't want to miss this!!
Painting and jewelry-making to sewing and writing, each week offers a new way to explore your imagination and connect with others. All ages welcome.
Fun, and pressure-free. And while you're creating, you'll also have access to tools that support emotional balance and connection.
Donations welcomed, but never required.
DJ Justin is back with a symphony rave mashup. An intense sonic experience. Dance or sit and listen - your senses will never be the same!
Drop-in Summer Art Classes at Wildhorse Cinema & Arts
Painting and jewelry-making to sewing and writing, each week offers a new way to explore your imagination and connect with others. All ages welcome.
Fun, and pressure-free. And while you’re creating, you’ll also have access to tools that support emotional balance and connection.
Donations welcomed, but never required.
Celebrate pride month with this special movie screening. Info available at Queer Futures
Z is a 1969 political thriller film directed by Costa-Gavras, from a screenplay he co-wrote with Jorge Semprún. Repression is the rule of the day in this film that skewers Greek governance of the 1960s. Z (Yves Montand), a leftist rabble rouser, is killed in what appears to be a traffic accident.
In partnership with Strings Music Festival, Wildhorse Cinema & Arts presents a summer series of films that include orchestra music that will be featured later in the week at the Strings Music Festival Concert. Strings in the Movies: Rabbit of Seville
Opera Steamboat and Undiscovered Earth Present the Film Debut of Welcome to the Madness
Join Gretchen Fleck for this monthly storytelling series. Retell your favorite holiday mishap!
Join us for a series of rodeo films, each from a different unique perspective, that together explore the myths and realities of this uniquely American sport. Week 1 - "The Rider," (2017) directed by Academy award-winner Chloe Zhao. A young up-and-coming rodeo star has to choose between his health and his passion for riding. A tender exploration of the fragility of masculine ideals from a female Chinese-American director who never sentimentalizes or stereotypes what could have been a maudlin melodrama. Zhao gets amazing performances from her cast of mostly non-professional actors.
