Saturday May 17, 12:30 pm

All films are provided by Kids First.
That means:
No inapropriate sexual behavior, No racial, gender, cultural or religious bias
No gratuitous violence or abuse, No replicable unsafe behavior
No condescension towards children

Free Bicycle Give-A-Way, May 24th with Special Guest Judy Blume
March Bicycle donated by Tegan Slanton
April Bicycle donated by Bunnie Smith
May Bicycle donated by George Cooper & Judy Blume
Thank You All!

Doors open at 12:00, Showtime 12:30
All children must be accompanied by an adult

Every Saturday, 12:45

KEY WEST PICTURE SHOW

In 1977 Key West Florida was in sleepy transition. The U.S. Navy was leaving after generations of dominance, tourism was moderate and developers had not yet cast a longing eye down the Overseas Highway. It was still a backwater seaport dependent upon the Navy, commercial fishing and other often questionable maritime activities

In the summer of 1977 we set out to capture the mood of the island on film. We roamed Key West, interviewing locals and visitors—baked Cuban bread until dawn, danced with the comparsas, caught lobster with the fishermen and blessed the fleet, rode the Conch Train, discussed art, architecture and island history. We were entertained by classical music played on the conch shell, and we witnessed Captain Tony’s philosophy on sexdrive in the tropics. We filmed the coral reef with a treasure diver.The result is a timeless glimpse of that era in Key West, a parody of a 1950’s educational travel film exploring the island with honesty and humor. As lifetime resident Sara Russell says at the end of the film “… honey, you won’t see it again!”
I hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it!

Tickets $5

Wednesday May 21

A MEMBERS FREE EVENT!

Waterfront Pictures Presents a Special Screening of:
EUGENE WALTER: LAST OF THE BOHEMIANS

Eugene Walter, 1921-March 29, 1998, was an American screenwriter, poet, short-story author, actor, puppeteer, gourmet chef, cryptographer, translator, editor, costume designer and well-known raconteur. A friend once observed that Walter had lived a "pixilated wonderland of a life."

Eugene Walter: Last of the Bohemians documents the life and career of a writer, poet, actor, artist and raconteur whose work celebrates the art of living and personifies the culture of the coastal South. Living in Paris and Rome, Walter (1921-1998) lent his unique personality and wide-ranging talent to a number of different endeavors, many of them at the heart of the postwar artistic renaissance in Europe -- winning numerous awards for his poetry and fiction, helping start the Paris Review, working with and acting in the films of Federico Fellini and other Italian directors, editing the polylingual literary magazine Botteghe Oscure and meeting and entertaining many of the most famous writers and cultural figures of his time.

TICKETS $9, MEMBERS FREE

Official Site .......Filmography

Saturday May 24, 12:30 pm

All films are provided by Kids First.
That means:
No inapropriate sexual behavior, No racial, gender, cultural or religious bias
No gratuitous violence or abuse, No replicable unsafe behavior
No condescension towards children

Free Bicycle Give-A-Way, May 24th with Special Guest Judy Blume
May Bicycle donated by George Cooper & Judy Blume
June Bicycle donated by Corky Urick
July Bicycle donated by Ruth Reiter and Dan Metzler
Thank You All!

Doors open at 12:00, Showtime 12:30
All children must be accompanied by an adult

Every Saturday, 12:45

KEY WEST PICTURE SHOW

In 1977 Key West Florida was in sleepy transition. The U.S. Navy was leaving after generations of dominance, tourism was moderate and developers had not yet cast a longing eye down the Overseas Highway. It was still a backwater seaport dependent upon the Navy, commercial fishing and other often questionable maritime activities

In the summer of 1977 we set out to capture the mood of the island on film. We roamed Key West, interviewing locals and visitors—baked Cuban bread until dawn, danced with the comparsas, caught lobster with the fishermen and blessed the fleet, rode the Conch Train, discussed art, architecture and island history. We were entertained by classical music played on the conch shell, and we witnessed Captain Tony’s philosophy on sexdrive in the tropics. We filmed the coral reef with a treasure diver.The result is a timeless glimpse of that era in Key West, a parody of a 1950’s educational travel film exploring the island with honesty and humor. As lifetime resident Sara Russell says at the end of the film “… honey, you won’t see it again!”
I hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it!

Tickets $5

Tuesday June 3, 7:00 pm
Tuesday June , 2:00 pm

LA SCALA OPERA SERIES

LA RONDINE (La Scala)
Performed at Teatro La Fenice, Venice
Puccini’s opera La Rondine is conducted by Carlo Rizzi and designed by Peter J. Davison. Fiorenza Cedolins as Magda and Massimo Giordano as Ruggero portray the couple who fall into a forbidden love ending in heartbreak.
RT 107 mon