Great Movies in the Great Hall: The Grand Budapest Hotel

Step into the whimsical world of The Grand Budapest Hotel, Wes Anderson’s visually stunning tale set in 1930s Europe. The film follows the adventures of a hotel manager as he faces the rise of totalitarianism. In a special talk, film critic Pat Finn will explore Anderson’s signature visual style and the themes of aesthetics and the humanizing virtues of a curated life.

After the talk, enjoy the screening of this beloved, visually unique film in the Great Hall.

Picnic style! Bring your own food, blanket or lawn chair to our Great Hall, for an unforgettable evening. No outside alcohol permitted. Popcorn & Drinks (including beer and wine) available for purchase.

Program Schedule:

Doors Open at 6 pm
Presentation by Pat Finn at 6:30pm
Intermission
Movie Starts at 7 pm
Program Ends at 9 pm