The legendary Sidewalk $10K Party is back for its sixteenth year! This high-stakes celebration brings you plenty of chances to win—including the $10,000 grand prize. Enjoy an evening of BINGO, free beer, and Vineyard Brands wine as we return to Workplay for our biggest party yet, with 300 tickets available. Don’t miss your shot at the fun, the prizes, and the excitement. And remember—you don’t have to be present to win!

In an underwater city, a young girl takes care of a large egg she holds carefully in her arms – a treasure that she believes is an angel’s egg. A boy with a gun arrives in search of a bird he saw in his dream. At first it seems as if feelings of sympathy are developing between the two. Then, one night, the boy crushes her precious egg. Forty years after the film’s original release, GKIDS is proud to present an all-new 4K restoration of the film, which is being supervised by director Oshii, in cinemas nationwide for the first time next year. First released directly to home video in 1985, the film is a creative collaboration between internationally acclaimed director Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell), who wrote and directed the feature, and revered artist Yoshitaka Amano (Final Fantasy, Vampire Hunter D). The film beautifully intertwines Oshii’s thematic reflections on philosophy and theology, with Amano’s distinctive ink painting style, culminating in an arrestingly beautiful hand-drawn allegorical fantasy.

In an underwater city, a young girl takes care of a large egg she holds carefully in her arms – a treasure that she believes is an angel’s egg. A boy with a gun arrives in search of a bird he saw in his dream. At first it seems as if feelings of sympathy are developing between the two. Then, one night, the boy crushes her precious egg. Forty years after the film’s original release, GKIDS is proud to present an all-new 4K restoration of the film, which is being supervised by director Oshii, in cinemas nationwide for the first time next year. First released directly to home video in 1985, the film is a creative collaboration between internationally acclaimed director Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell), who wrote and directed the feature, and revered artist Yoshitaka Amano (Final Fantasy, Vampire Hunter D). The film beautifully intertwines Oshii’s thematic reflections on philosophy and theology, with Amano’s distinctive ink painting style, culminating in an arrestingly beautiful hand-drawn allegorical fantasy.

Birmingham, Alabama is not what you think it is. As Goes The South is a 45-minute film about Birmingham, Alabama that reveals the character of a modern, Southern city hidden behind the outsized reputation of the state of Alabama. It acknowledges Birmingham’s fight for progress in one of the nation’s most hostile state governments since Reconstruction, but it doesn’t linger on the fight. As Goes The South also highlights the city’s promise, creativity, resilience, and most importantly, its people - against all odds. Birmingham is surprisingly beautiful with mountainous views, a stunning skyline, and well-preserved 100-year-old architecture situated seamlessly with world-class entertainment venues hosting the biggest artists of our time. The film captures the dynamism of the city’s landscape; it is a beautifully orchestrated city symphony. As Goes The South has vibrant colors and a cohesive soundtrack that is as bombastic as it is soulful - like Birmingham herself. Birmingham deserves to be seen beyond black and white. The film depicts a new generation of community leaders, policymakers, and artisans working collectively to address outdated narratives about their community. This hopeful and visually rich narrative illustrates that Birmingham's journey- like many other cities in the South - isn't just about local progress; it's a story of resilience in the face of state-sponsored opposition that has always been an inspiration to the nation. It’s time to remind people, in 4K, that if Birmingham and the South can win, America can win. Stay after the film for a talkback discussion with Dan Williams, President & CEO, Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau, and Ed Fields, Executive Producer, As Goes The South. Pay what you can to attend this screening. 50% of proceeds will be donated to Community Kitchens of Birmingham in support of food resources for Birmingham families.

All we can tell you is that it's a movie and it's bad. Join us for our celebration of bad cinema. Surprises + Fun and it's free! Grab a drink at our bar, you're going to need it. *This is a FREE event and SEATING IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. Registering is strongly recommended to help with the check in process but does not guarantee a seat, and due to the popularity of this event seats can not be saved for folks who have not arrived yet. As always, our lobby bar & concessions are open to the public so if you arrive after the theatre has hit capacity please feel free to stick around for some food, drink, and board games. Also please note that these screenings often have audience engagement take place.

Sidewalk’s Book + Film Club unites movie and book lovers for a monthly film screening and discussion about famous films and the people who make them. At the end of the month, we host a screening of a film related to the book and host a round-table discussion. Each session is $35 and the includes book, film screening, and discussion. Buy 3 or more months at once with the book included and get 10% off your registration by using code ‘3ormore' at checkout! Already have the book? Select the $15 option for access to the film screening and post film discussion.

Two conspiracy-obsessed men kidnap the CEO of a major company when they become convinced that she's an alien who wants to destroy Earth.

Despite his family's generations-old ban on music, young Miguel dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz. Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the stunning and colorful Land of the Dead. After meeting a charming trickster named Héctor, the two new friends embark on an extraordinary journey to unlock the real story behind Miguel's family history.

Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) is the finest cop London has to offer. He’s so good, he makes everyone else look bad. As a result, Angel’s superiors send him to a place where his talents won’t be quite so embarrassing -- the sleepy and seemingly crime-free village of Sandford where they team him up with the inexperienced, puppy-like policeman Danny Butterman (Nick Frost). Together the two find trouble where no one imagined it could be.