Classic Film Night
The Art of Classic Film at The Hive brings our community together through shared screenings that celebrate the history and artistry of cinema. Exploring landmark classics from the silent era through Hollywood's Golden Age, the series creates a welcoming space to gather, learn, and engage in meaningful conversation—where classic films spark creativity, connection, and community.
These free screenings are open to everyone and provide a unique opportunity to experience the films that helped shape the motion picture industry and influenced generations of filmmakers. Whether you're a lifelong film enthusiast or simply wish to see some of the greatest films ever made on the big screen, each screening promises an engaging journey into cinema's past, its artistic achievements, and its vision of the future.
Our Inaugural Screening Features Metropolis (1927) • Friday, June 26 • 7:30–9:00 PM
Fritz Lang's groundbreaking silent sci-fi masterpiece, Metropolis, imagined life 100 years in the future—in the year 2026. Nearly a century later, audiences can compare its bold vision with today's world. Renowned for its stunning visuals and lasting influence on science fiction and popular culture, Metropolis was the perfect film to launch our journey through cinema history.
Before the film, enjoy a look at the trailer for Giorgio Moroder's acclaimed 1984 restoration, which reimagined Fritz Lang's silent masterpiece for the MTV generation with an iconic rock soundtrack featuring some of the biggest music stars of the 1980s.
Thanks everyone who joined us for our very first Classic Film Night at The Hive!
What a fantastic evening of classic cinema, conversation, and community. Because of the incredible response to our first showing, Classic Film Night at The Hive will undoubtedly become a regular event! Watch for upcoming dates, we'll be announcing our next Classic Film Night soon