Category — Movies

Looking for things to do in Rohnert Park this weekend? On Saturday, December 10, 2011 the Scene it Movie Night at SSU is featuring Crazy Stupid Love. The movie is free and open to the public. It will air at 9 pm on the SSU Campus at Ives Hall 101 (Warren Auditorium), in Rohnert Park.

Here’s an inexpensive, romantic date night: Viva Cooking School is showing an Italian movie free Friday night. Sign up in advance for a “light” supper and you’ll get a light entree for $6.  Italian wine is $6. And dessert is $3. RSVP required for the meal.

The film is La Notte di San Lorenzo (The Night of the Shooting Stars).

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My Dinner with Andre will be shown at the Sonoma Film Institute on the SSU campus this Friday. Stop by early if you have a movie buff on your holiday list: they will be selling movie posters, book, stills and other movie memorabilia  with prices ranging from 25 cents to $10 before the  film. [Read more →]

The Greenhorns,  a documentary exploring the lives of America’s young farmers, will  be aired free at Aqus Cafe in Petaluma on Sunday evening. [Read more →]

The Sonoma County chapter of the Food Rights Coalition will host a screening of “Farmageddon” on Thursday evening at The Seed Bank in Petaluma.  [Read more →]

Transition Sonoma Valley is hosting a free airing of the movie HOME  next Monday Evening at the Sebastiani Theatre.

HOME is the first major film about climate change that has been made using only aerial photography. The film marks artist and activist, Yann Arthus-Betrand’s feature film directorial debut. You can see the preview here.

Monday November 7, 2011  7 pm
Sebastiani Theatre

The Petaluma Film Alliance hosts a 15-week film series of classic, foreign, & independent films. Each film includes a pre-film lecture and a post-film discussion. The films air Wednesdays at 6 pm on the Petaluma Campus of the SRJC. Tickets are $5, $4 for seniors and PFA members, free for students with ASP card.

Here’s the schedule through November: [Read more →]

Want to watch a movie for free?  Here are  few codes that’ll let you get a free $1 one-night rental at Blockbuster Express kiosks: [Read more →]

The Sebastiani Theatre Foundation presents a Vintage Film Series with classic movies showing one Monday evening each month and one Wednesday matinee, through December, 2011. Patrons are invited to “dress in the era” for each film. Wine by the glass will be offered for sale.  Tickets are $8 (no senior discounts). Here’s the schedule: [Read more →]

The Italian film, Passione, will be shown at the Sonoma Film Institute on the SSU campus this Friday, preceded by live Italian music by Two Gypsy Kisses. [Read more →]