The Wood Brothers
Dubbed "masters of soulful folk" by Paste, The Wood Brothers have evolved into one of roots music’s most revered acts, playing sold-out shows across North America, garnering a Grammy Award nomination and releasing nine studio albums.
Rob Reiner Double Feature
Celebrating what would have been the actor/director's 79th birthday with a back-to-back showing of "Stand By Me" and "When Harry Met Sally"
A League of Their Own
Part of "Through Her Eyes," our Women's History Month film series, this beloved film introduced us to the famous line, "There's no crying in baseball!"
Robert Glasper
An evening with Robert Glasper: a powerful fusion of jazz, soul and hip-hop from one of music’s most innovative voices.
Rob Reiner Double Feature
Celebrating what would have been the actor/director's 79th birthday with a back-to-back showing of "Stand By Me" and "When Harry Met Sally"
Leela James
Since her breakout debut, A Change Is Gonna Come, in 2005, Leela has earned a reputation for blending deep, emotive storytelling with gritty vocals and timeless grooves.

Through Her Eyes: A Women's History Month film series
Join us this March as we honor Women’s History Month through a curated film series celebrating the trailblazers and warriors who have redefined female leadership in film.
We kick off the month in the dugout with the gritty pioneers of A League of Their Own. Directed by Penny Marshall and starring Geena Davis and Madonna, A League of Their Own introduced us all to the now-famous line, "There's no crying in baseball!"
We follow that with the breathtaking courage of 2020's live-action Mulan, which aside from the powerhouse leading role, also boasts a female director and cinematographer.
Through Her Eyes continues with the powerful resilience of the queens of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever before concluding with the blockbuster hit and female-directed Barbie.











