The Hawaiʻi Theatre and the Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation have partnered to bring the community a film series for seniors and other film lovers to enjoy a morning of social interaction with coffee, snacks and a movie. Tickets are on a “pay what you can” basis at the door, but registration is required. The lobby opens at 11:00am with complimentary sponsored coffee and pastries, and the film starts at 11:30am.

Please RSVP here.

Few movies define “cult classic” as much as 1975’s ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show.’ A critically panned flop upon release, it went on to become a staple of midnight showings and is now considered the longest-running theatrical release in cinematic history

“For a lot of people, Rocky Horror is like their home, it’s their connection to everybody – all their friends,” says Larry Viezel of The Rocky Horror Picture Show Official Fan Club. “I know of a lot of people whose lives were saved by this movie. Especially for those in the LGBT community, it’s a place where they could be themselves and find people who were their family. I don’t want to give that up. I want people to still have a place to be.”