After the Thin Man
(1936) Comedy, Crime, Mystery, B&W, 172 min.
Sunday, September, 14 at 7:pm
Admission free, $5 donation suggested.
Private detective Nick Charles and his wealthy wife Nora are home at last hoping for a quiet New Year when there's a murder. The obvious suspect is Nora's cousin, Selma.
William Powell, Myrna Loy, James Stewart
NEXT TO NORMAL Audition Announcement CALL FOR ADULT MUSICAL THEATRE PERFORMERS! Director: Sean Baldwin & Eleah Jayne Peal Music Director: James Alexander Steamer No. 10 Theatre and the production team are committed to building a diverse, authentic cast. Artists of any gender identity, ethnicity, physical ability and neurodiversity are encouraged to audition! ABOUT THE […]
NEXT TO NORMAL Audition Announcement CALL FOR ADULT MUSICAL THEATRE PERFORMERS! Director: Sean Baldwin & Eleah Jayne Peal Music Director: James Alexander Steamer No. 10 Theatre and the production team are committed to building a diverse, authentic cast. Artists of any gender identity, ethnicity, physical ability and neurodiversity are encouraged to audition! ABOUT THE […]
Upper Madison Street Fair, the street comes alive with music, art, dance and more. Celebrate "City Living at Its Best"! The street is full of an eclectic mix of vendors and activities specifically chosen to delight attendees!
Details
Where: Madison Avenue between S. Allen and W. Lawrence Streets
When: Sunday, September 28, 2025 from noon to 5
Cost: Free! Lots of fun, free activities for adults and kids! Scroll down for more info!
Transit: Easy access via Route 10 & 12 and short walk from many other routes.
Parking: Please walk, bike, or take transit if you can! Limited street parking can be found in the neighborhood. Handicapped parking at Citizens Bank and the Pine Hills Library.
The New York State International Film Festival proudly celebrates its 10th anniversary, showcasing an outstanding selection of short films from local, national, and international filmmakers. Audiences are invited to enjoy screenings, take part in filmmaker Q&A panels, and attend our prestigious award ceremony honoring excellence in independent cinema.
Donavan's Brain
(1963) Sci-Fi, B&W, 84 min.
Sunday, October 5 at 7:pm
Admission free, $5 donation suggested
Three scientists remove the still living brain of a dead tycoon and experiment with it but the brain begins to telepathically control the lead scientist.
Lew Ayers, Nancy Regan.
Doors open at 7pm -- Curtain at 7:30
Admission FREE Donations greatly appreciated
Two retired nuclear scientists live in an isolated cottage by the sea as the world around them crumbles. Together they plan to live forever on yogurt and yoga, until an old friend arrives with a frightening request.
Doors open at 2pm -- Curtain at 2:30
Admission FREE Donations greatly appreciated
Two retired nuclear scientists live in an isolated cottage by the sea as the world around them crumbles. Together they plan to live forever on yogurt and yoga, until an old friend arrives with a frightening request.
Doors open at 7pm -- Curtain at 7:30
Admission FREE Donations greatly appreciated
Two retired nuclear scientists live in an isolated cottage by the sea as the world around them crumbles. Together they plan to live forever on yogurt and yoga, until an old friend arrives with a frightening request.
Doors open at 2pm -- Curtain at 2:30
Admission FREE Donations greatly appreciated
Two retired nuclear scientists live in an isolated cottage by the sea as the world around them crumbles. Together they plan to live forever on yogurt and yoga, until an old friend arrives with a frightening request.
The Stranger
Sunday, October, 19 at 7:pm
(1946) Film Noir, Crime, Mystery, Thriller, B&W, 155 min.
Admission free, $5 donation suggested.
An investigator from the War Crimes Commission travels to Connecticut to find an infamous Nazi. .
Orson Wells, Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young
Jackie McGee falls asleep in history class and “wakes up” in a dream to find her history teacher leading her through the history of the Erie Canal in ”Clinton’s Ditch,” an innovative show that places 21st century characters into the 19th century allowing them to interact and ask the questions that highlight the relevance of the Erie Canal to our own times.
