Cary, NC — It’s a New Year in Cary and a new month of great films at the Cary Theater.
Here is the newest list of shows to look forward to. Tickets can be purchased for any of the following shows on The Cary Theater website or in person at the box office, located at 122 E. Chatham Street.
Cary, NC — The 6th annual Zombiepalooza, Cary’s zombie-themed screening party is back and in person this year.
Cary, NC — Cary’s Film Festival, “BEYOND,” returns to The Cary Theater from October 7-10 this year.
The 4-day film festival will feature 35 independently produced short films as well as workshops, a screenwriting masterclass and table read.
Cary, NC — Cary resident and filmmaker, Rachael Silberman is one of 26 creators to have their work selected to the 12th annual Joedance Film Festival.
Cary, NC — The arthouse theater of Downtown reopened its box office on June 15 and reintroduced public film screenings on June 24. Now, as Cary heads into the heat of summer, here are a few shows available for viewing indoors once again, this July.
Cary, NC — Since its April 1 reopening, Koka Booth Amphitheatre has welcomed in COVID-safe crowds, separated into pre-purchased lawn pods and tables for their ongoing Movies by Moonlight series and the now finished Josh Cellars Jazz Series.
Cary, NC — Though I’ve lived in Cary for over a year, I had not been to Koka Booth Amphitheatre until last week.
Cary, NC — Since October 2020, the Cary Theater has offered their virtual cinema platform as a way to bring the arthouse cinema experience home. Here’s a look at what shows you can get virtual passes for this month.
Cary, NC — After 15 months of closed gates, Koka Booth Amphitheatre announced last week that it will reopen this Saturday, April 1, 2021.
Cary, NC — On February 27, 2020, the locally produced documentary, “Shaw Rising” was first broadcast on UNC-TV. The film centers around the largely untold history of Shaw University—the oldest of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the South.