May 4: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix; May 11: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince; May 18: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1; May 25: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. Watch Hollywood favorites at the Phipps IMAX Theater. DMNS is adding previously-released cinematic features to the IMAX…
See the movie, accompanied by the John Williams score, performed live by the Colorado Symphony.
Cool off in the Stewart Auditorium while watching the movie Frozen. Movie ticket is good for $1 off the hands-on treehouses exhibit. Reservations suggested.
Catch the Toy Story 4-themed RV as it rolls into Denver, featuring photo opportunities for fans, film-themed prizes, carnival games, and lots of family-friendly fun. The event takes place during Civic Center Eats, so stick around and grab lunch from local food trucks.
Go on a journey with a team of researchers to find out more about the Humpback Whale.
Celebrate National Pollinator Week with a family-friendly showing of the Bee Movie outside on the front lawn of the invertebrate zoo. There will be arts and crafts, nature walks, giveaways, and a ladybug release prior to the film. Food trucks will also be on site.
Enjoy snacks and activities before seeing The Lion King. Kids can create their own lion manes, try out origami and animal scratch art, and get their picture taken in a photo booth.
Go on a journey through the Grand Canyon with writer Kevin Fedarko and photographer/filmmaker Pete McBride.
Watch The Incredibles at this month's movie event. Pizza and popcorn will be served.
Start with a pizza dinner and a chance to build, experiment and explore, learning how flight works. Then head over to the Phipps IMAX Theater for a sneak peek screening of “Conquest of the Skies 3D,” which uses the latest science and special effects as never before to uncover the 300-million-year story of flight. $15-$25.
Celebrate the Day of the Dead by watching a movie with the same theme at the museum.
Dive into the science of the ocean. After dinner, make your own deep-sea creature and immerse yourself in an after-hours screening of the IMAX film Oceans: Our Blue Planet 3D. For kids in grades K-12 with an adult.
Enjoy family-friendly movie screenings hosted by The Collective under the Colorado night sky.
Join the Colorado Symphony Orchestra as they play John Williams' musical score during the complete screening of the film.
Cool off in the Stewart Auditorium and watch The Lego Movie. Ticket price is good for $1 off the hands-on treehouses exhibit. Reservations suggested.
3pm doors open; 5pm film starts. Enjoy an evening of movie-themed educational activities, a photo opportunity with a live princess and the beloved classic on CU South Denver’s Giant Screen. $13.
5pm film starts. See this classic children's Christmas story come to life on the big screen. $13.
Take a seat on a hay bale to enjoy favorite horror flicks with new films showing every week during Dead Zone Scream Park. All films rated PG-13. Week one: Night of the Living Dead; week two: Scooby Doo; week three: Signs; week four: Insidious.
See a Disney movie (title TBA). Bring blankets and sleeping bags to enjoy a film under the stars. Popcorn and other snacks will be available for purchase or bring your own food.
Follow one lucky visitor who stays in the museum after dark, when the most fascinating extinct prehistoric creatures rise again. Dinosaurs, dolphin-like swimmers, and giant birds escape their display cases, shake off the dust, and explore the museum.
Take a global odyssey to explore the largest, most mysterious habitat on Earth.
Watch a family-friendly movie. Pizza and/or popcorn will be served. Generously sponsored by the Boulder Library Foundation.
3:30pm doors open; 5pm film. Attend a princess and prince party with music, activities and a photo opportunity with a live princess. $13.
Go across, over and through Africa discovering new animals, plants and more.
Travel through time and around the world to unravel the 300-million-year story of how animal aviators have evolved into the 100 billion creatures flying through the air today.
Watch a documentary film about the history and art form of hand painted signs in America. Reservations required.
Watch a documentary that looks at anxiety, its causes and effects, and what we can do about it. Featuring interviews with kids and young adults who have suffered from anxiety and what they’ve learned, as well as experts who offer tools and resources to help. Reservations required: events@FriendsSchoolBoulder.org.
Meet a very curious panda cub named Qian Qian, who was born at Chengdu Panda Base in China, as she prepares for an exciting new adventure living in the mountains of Sichuan.
See a 1928 film in which a woman flees for killing in self-defense, and meets a vagabond who helps her run from the police. Featuring live musical accompaniment by Hank Troy, piano.
Come to see a big screen family-friendly favorite movie, rated PG, along with concessions and door prizes. Movie title cannot be revealed prior to the event, due to the licensing agreement. Sponsored by Creative Broomfield.
Enjoy a family-friendly movie. Pizza and popcorn will be served.
Spend Friday night watching a movie while relaxing in the water at Island Kingdom Water Park.
See the Boulder International Film Festival's Best Shorts, presented by Creative Broomfield. For a brief summary of each short, go to www.broomfield.org/2603/Special-Events. $10. Reservations required. Age 13 and up.
Learn how major predators use strategies to succeed. See the unique relationship between predators and prey as a fundamental building block of ecology.
Enjoy a family friendly movie, along with pizza and/or popcorn. Sponsored by the Boulder Library Foundation. All ages.
Pull out those bell-bottoms, vests, and bohemian dresses and get ready to boogie to 70s cover band Majestyk’s 8-Track Revival and David Bowie tribute band Loving the Alien. Enjoy children’s games, crafts, and attractions, followed by an outdoor screening of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
See unique, intelligent films from across the world for young audiences and their families. Each day brings three blocks of films with brief intermissions.
Celebrate canine companions with movies about dogs around the world. There will also be giveaways and vendors. All ticket proceeds will benefit the work of The Humane Society of Boulder Valley.
See a movie and bring infants and children under age 6 along, without having to arrange for childcare. During the movie the lights are left a little brighter and sound is turned down.
Get up, move around, dance, shout, or sing during screenings in which the lights are turned up and the sound is turned down. This is a program in partnership with the Autism Society. Check local listings for movies and times. Sensory-Friendly Films available at: AMC Arapahoe Crossing 16, Aurora; AMC Flatiron Crossing 14, Broomfield; AMC…
Join Christian on his epic journey from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City as the ultimate enemy tries everything in his power to distract him from his journey. Showtimes at Regal Denver Pavilions 15, Regal Colorado Mills 16, and Regal River Point 14.
See the 1928 film in which "Speedy" Swift and his girlfriend save New York City’s last horse-drawn trolley from a band of goons. Features live musical accompaniment by The Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra.
Bring blankets and lawn chairs for Film in the Park. See movies including the Secret Life of Pets and Finding Dory.
Get an up-close look at the wonders of nature and discover the beauty that can be found out your front door.
See Francis Ford Coppola's film based on the classic S.E Hinton novel The Outsiders on the big screen for one evening. The Greasers, a rural Oklahoma gang, must contend with the consequences of their violent lives in this popular 1983 release. The films stars some of the biggest '80s heartthrobs — Tom Cruise, Rob Lowe,…
Enjoy a different cult classic throwback family film each week, along with cocktails for the adults. Galleries, bar, and lounge open at 6pm.
Watch the Tim Burton classic about a ghostly couple who hire a "bio-exorcist" to scare away the living. As part of the fun, enjoy conga lines around the theater, songs, and props to use during the movie. Showtimes at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema locations in Littleton and Sloan's Lake.
Marvel at one of nature’s most breathtaking shows while exploring molten worlds and exploding craters across the globe.
Watch a film about the scientific and spiritual journey to healing one's own body from any disease, presented by The Healing Studio. No rating; considered PG.
See the film that goes on a tour of deep space in the cinematic medium that does it best. The universe is brought to life on the Giant Screen with unprecedented clarity through real images captured by Hubble and the world's most powerful telescopes. Recommended for age 4 and up.
See the movie, Avengers, under the stars.
See the experience of NASA’s historic Apollo 11 mission. With the assistance of NASA, National Archives, and a global team of researchers, the filmmakers have unearthed a treasure trove of never-before-seen footage and audio recordings to reconstruct the mission in astonishing detail.
Watch Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief at this month's movie event. Pizza and popcorn will be served.
Enjoy a special night screening of the best short films from the 2018 Boulder International Film Festival, including films from Switzerland, the U.K., France, Kenya/Germany, Australia, and the U.S. Rated PG-13.
Dress up, sing, dance, play and celebrate. See four Disney Junior episodes including Mickey and the Roadster Racers and a never-before-seen episode of "Vampirina" on the big screen, a costume party for kids and families, and more. Visit the link to find the theater nearest you.
Join the acclaimed cinematographer and filmmaker Bob Poole for unforgettable images and stories of the majestic animals of Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park, and learn how the wild places we’ve broken can be put back together. For middle and high school students.
Relive the magic of Harry’s sixth year at Hogwarts, set to the music of a live symphony orchestra. Concert performance includes the full screening of the film.
Watch the holiday classic, inspired by the beloved children's book, on screen for a limited time in the museum's IMAX theater.
Watch the classic movie about a troubled boy who dives into a wondrous fantasy world through the pages of a mysterious book.
Enjoy watching The Princess Bride on the big screen along with concessions and door prizes.
See Chevy Chase and company in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Don that festive sweater or dress up like Cousin Eddie and join this adults-only roller-coaster of a Christmas ride. Admission includes cocktails, wine, or beer, a Griswald Christmas dinner prepared by the in-house culinary team, and gourmet movie popcorn. Age 21 and up.
Relax in the Stewart Auditorium with your young kids, for a new movie each week. Your ticket gets you $1 off the Ruckus Rodeo exhibit. Reservations suggested; movies are known to sell out.
Watch a silent comedy in which Harold Lloyd plays a nerdy college student who will do anything to become popular on campus. Featuring live musical accompaniment by Hank Troy on piano.
See The Samuel Project about a teen who makes his grandfather the subject of his senior year animated art project. Age 13 and up.
Bring the family for three episodes of PBS' hit TV show. Lights will stay a little brighter and the sound will be turned down during the show. This is an all-ages show.
Enjoy two drinks, hors d’oeuvres, popcorn, access to the museum exhibits and the feature presentation. Age 21 and older only. Reservation not required, but suggested as it may sell out.
See a Disney movie (title TBA). Bring blankets and sleeping bags to enjoy a film under the stars. Popcorn and other snacks will be available for purchase or bring your own food.
Watch a documentary about the fatal expedition of two great climbers in the early 1900s, with live musical accompaniment by Hank Troy, piano.
Step back in time for the 33rd annual silent film series showing of Rin Tin Tin, with live musical accompaniment by Hank Troy on piano.
Watch a compilation reel of the latest and best cat videos culled from countless hours of unique submissions and sourced animations, music videos, and the internet. The event raises money for cats in need through partnerships with local cat charities, animal welfare organizations, and shelters to best serve cats in the area.
See Cuba’s vibrant culture, distinctive colonial architecture, and unspoiled ecosystems all provide a vivid window into the past. This film is the perfect complement to the exhibition, ¡CUBA!.
See the IMAX film about the life-saving superpowers and extraordinary bravery of some of the world’s most amazing dogs.
See a 1920 silent horror film based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s story that explores the theme of split-personality. Featuring live musical accompaniment by Hank Troy, piano.
See a collection of active outdoor and environmental films, explore the street fair and the vendor village. Reservations required.
Experience the sounds of jazz, blues, zydeco, and old-time country music across America. See how they have shaped the nation’s distinctive musical heritage in this IMAX movie.
Come on a compelling journey, one that draws you into the lives of everyday Americans – and deepens your awareness about who struggles with hunger and why. This 45-minute FREE exhibit tells intimate stories of dozens of Americans using portraits, state-of-the-art storytelling techniques and hands-on activities. Spaces are limited. Reserve your seat at the table…
Cool down and relax to enjoy the afternoon with short nature movies. Register online. Ages 4-12.
See the holiday tale performed by some of the Bolshoi ballet's greatest artists, on the big screen. Input zip code to find theater and ticket pricing.
Watch the classic holiday film while the score by John Williams is performed live. Macaulay Culkin starts as a boy who is accidentally left behind when his family leaves for Christmas vacation and must defend his home against two thieves.
Watch the hit movie while the score is performed live by the Colorado Symphony Orchestra.
Be entertained by 10 short films from the 2017 Denver Film Festival featuring Colorado filmmakers, locations, and talent, presented by the Broomfield Film Project. Age 16 and up.
Attend the game between the Rockies and the St. Louis Cardinals. Then stay to watch The Sandlot on the new scoreboard. Package includes game and movie tickets and a limited edition Colorado Rockies Movie Night blanket.
Celebrate advances in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) through unique programming centered around amazing 3D daily films. Age 8 and up. $20.
Watch three classic silent film comedy shorts featuring Charlie Chaplin, accompanied by The Silent Cinema Trio.
See movies through a program for young families and guests with special needs. Lights are turned up and sound is turned down, talking is allowed, guests can move around, and adaptive technology is welcome. Available at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema locations in Littleton and Sloan's Lake.
See the first of five new titles announced by GKIDS presented through Fathom Events. Fireworks is a story of adolescent longing with a sci-fi fantasy twist, from the producer of the global mega-hit Your Name. Playing at select Fathom movie theaters.
Watch the movie based on the Broadway smash hit, then enjoy light bites, a '70s disco dance party, and a costume contest after the screening. Age 13 and up.
See a free, family-friendly movie. Attendees can win prizes.
See the National Geographic film that takes viewers to an unseen world—a world that exists in the air we breathe, on our own bodies, and in all of the events that occur around us every day.
Pay tribute to the late Warren Miller with an adventure skiing film featuring world-class athletes skiing in some of Miller’s favorite locations around the world. All ages. Age 15 and up admitted without parent. Reservations required.
Experience the art of film in a new way with weekly outdoor film screenings. From documentaries and the arts to action and horror, each Anythink location will highlight a different movie genre while also providing a creative interactive experience. All screenings are free and open to the public, though some are appropriate for ages 13…
Watch the movie that celebrates human ingenuity in engineering on the Giant Screen with a post-movie follow up. Age 8 and up.
Follow researchers and everyday heroes as they uncover surprising connections to help us understand and adapt to our ever-changing weather. $8-$10, under 3 are free.
Bring a blanket and settle into the outdoors for a movie under the stars.
Pack a picnic, blankets, and chairs and enjoy the classic movie under the stars, at one of Colorado’s largest outdoor movie theaters. Princess Bride is a story-within-a story told to a young boy by his grandfather.
Discover why this tiny piece of land is sacred to three major religions through the stories of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim families who call Jerusalem home. Follow the path of archaeologists revealing some of the mysteries of the Old City.
Attend movie night in Downtown Castle Rock at Festival Park, brought to you by Crystal Valley. Join in a day of celebration including music, food, free bounce houses, kids activities, and a movie starting at dusk.
Enjoy a selection of holiday favorites from around the world. $20 and up.
Watch a different movie each week as part of the summer reading program. Parental discretion is advised; some films are rated PG and PG-13.
Bring blankets or lawn chairs and enjoy a summer movie. Snacks available for purchase from Kona Ice.
Watch a silent film about a silly and meek individual who is really a courageous vigilante who seeks to protect the oppressed. Featuring Douglas Fairbanks with live musical accompaniment by The Silent Cinema Trio.
Enjoy free movie night in Downtown Castle Rock. There'll be a street fair with bounce houses, family activities, and food vendors on-site.
See a film that reveals how tech time impacts kids’ development, and offers solutions on how adults can empower their kids to best navigate the digital world. Provided with Spanish subtitles. Q&A and discussion with Spanish interpretation will follow the film. Age 11 and up. Reservations required online.
Cool off in the Stewart Auditorium while watching The Lorax. Movie ticket is good for $1 off the hands-on treehouses exhibit. Reservations suggested.
Join Dinosaur Ridge and a panel of world-renowned dinosaur experts to uncover the facts and the faux-pas behind the classic dinosaur flick, Jurassic Park. Drs. Bonnie and Louis Jacob, and other expert panelists will lead a Mystery-Science-Theater-style tell-all about this cult classic film.
