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Best of Philly 2008

Phoenixville Arts & Culture

Art & Independent Films
7 nights a week
Classics
Sundays at 2:00pm
Young Audiences
Saturdays at 2:00pm
Fright Night
First Fridays at 9:45pm
Baby Nights
Mondays at 6:30pm
Matinees
Wednesdays at 2:00pm
Film Discussions
Wednesdays at 9:30pm

Events for July 17th, 2012

Michael Boudewyns presents Once Upon a Time

Tickets: $8.50 Buy tickets online. Ages 4+. 60 min.

  • Tue, Jul 17, 10:30 am

You’re invited to Once Upon A Time: a vaudeville-inspired, playfully presented, plucky performance of picture books, performed by Michael Boudewyns; actor, storyteller, fan of Butser Keaton and Harold Lloyd, but most of all, an avid reader and life-long lover of kids books. For 15 years, Michael’s solo storytelling has been a hit. The Philadelphia Inquirer calls him “a great storyteller,” and praises his signature style: “…simplicity as a form of genius.” More»

TEDxPhoenixvilleSalons

Tickets: $5. Buy tickets online.

  • Tue, Apr 17, 7:00 pm
  • Tue, May 15, 7:00 pm
  • Tue, Jun 19, 7:00 pm
  • Tue, Jul 17, 7:00 pm
  • Tue, Aug 21, 7:00 pm

As we gear up for our third annual live TEDxPhoenixville event on October 6, 2012 we’d like to introduce you to the TED format and share some of our favorite TEDTalks with you. Join us each month for a different program of compelling and inspiring talks. Each evening’s program will consist of pre-recorded TEDTalks plus one live performance curated by our TEDxPhoenixville organizing committee. The salons will take place on the third Tuesday of the month April thru August in the Colonial Theatre’s third floor screening room. Seating is limited to 50 people. More»

Moonrise Kingdom

Directed by Wes Anderson. US. 2012. PG-13. 94 min. Focus Features. 35mm.

Fri, Jun 29 thru Thu, Jul 19 -- Roll over to view showtimes.

“…In Moonrise Kingdom, the exhilarating tale of two very young lovers on the lam, Anderson has created a kind of moving diorama of drama and deadpan. A concocted coastal New England, in an idyllic mid-’60s moment of coonskin caps, Françoise Hardy 45s (with picture sleeves!), and dads in madras pants who drink too much, is zealously contained within the camera’s frame, and even when something goes out of control – a flyaway motorcycle, an epic downpour – it doesn’t. Wes Anderson is in the wheelhouse – his wheelhouse. More»