Movies

Is there anything more Fort Collins than riding a bike to a brewery to watch a movie outside in the summer? No. No, there is not. Here's what's showing this August.

Windsor's Movies in the Park Series kicks off June 1, and continues every other Friday through September 2.

The Rialto Theater Center will present 20+ movies as part of its 2018 Summer Cinema Season. We have the complete list of movies being shown this summer.

Did this weekend's warm weather get you in the mood to spend more time outside?

The movies for the opening weekend still haven't been announced, but will be in the next few days. Tickets are $8.00 for ages 10 and up, and $5.00 for kids between the ages of 6-9.

Cinemark is tightening up on security for moviegoers, which means you will not be allowed to bring in something you may be used to having with you.

Seriously, by the end of this, you'd better be buying your tickets to see Greta Gerwig's coming-of-age flick, Lady Bird, while you still can.

Odell Brewing Co. is hosting the Fall Back Fest at the Holiday Twin Drive-In on November 3, 2017.

Summer is over, and while the Holiday Twin Drive-In typically packs it up until the following year, they're doing something a little different this October by hosting two special events later in month that are sure to get people into the Halloween spirit.

We all know that Colorado inspired Stephen King to pen The Shining, but our state also played a role in the creation of Pennywise, the horrifying clown in IT.

Move over Hollywood, Colorado is about to go big into the movies. A new gigantic movie studio is expected to open in Parker. Red Barre Digital Media and Technology Campus is going to sit on a 70 acre location in Parker. The campus will include a world class sound stage, media production and technology facility...

If sitting under the stars, sipping some cold beer and watching a movie sounds like the perfect summer night, you're in luck, because New Belgium's Summer Bike-In Cinema Series kicks off August 17.