You've got a friend in us! Celebrate Labor Day Weekend with a FREE screening of Disney & Pixar's Toy Story on the big screen. Doors 4 PM | Movie 4:30 PM. Fun for kids, parents, and anyone who's still a kid at heart.

Catch one last wave this summer! Join us for a FREE screening of the legendary surf documentary The Endless Summer. Doors 5 PM | Movie 6 PM. Dinner, cocktails, and the perfect end to Labor Day Weekend.

A newly restored silent epic turns 100. Experience 'Beau Geste' with live piano accompaniment in a historic theatre built for films like this.

Six guests. One mansion. One very dead host. Celebrate the late, great Tim Curry with the endlessly quotable cult comedy Clue on the big screen at The Leavitt. Free admission with a suggested donation!

Big hair, rhinestones & Dolly on the big screen! 💗 Kick off Dolly Parton Night with a FREE screening of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Come early for dinner, grab your favorite seat & dress like Dolly! $5- $10 donation suggested.

Mel Brooks’ gloriously outrageous comedy comes to the big screen! Join us for a free screening of The Producers (1967), generously sponsored by The Ogunquit Playhouse.

Feed me, Seymour! The cult musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors takes over The Leavitt’s big screen for a free September movie night. Come for dinner, cocktails and one very hungry plant.

Phone home. Experience the wonder of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial on the big screen at The Leavitt. Bring the family, grab dinner and revisit one of the most beloved movies ever made.

Witches are real... and they absolutely hate children. Roald Dahl’s wonderfully creepy The Witches comes to The Leavitt’s big screen as we creep closer to spooky season. Free admission!

Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Beetle... okay, you know the rest. Tim Burton’s wonderfully weird supernatural comedy hits The Leavitt’s big screen for an early spooky-season Sunday movie.

Big dreams, one legendary motorcycle and an unforgettable true story. Join us for The World's Fastest Indian, starring Anthony Hopkins. Community screening generously sponsored by Katy Henderson.

October begins with the movie that helped define screen horror. See Bela Lugosi in the original 1931 Dracula on the big screen inside Ogunquit's historic Leavitt Theatre.

Silent film meets Halloween. 'The Cat and the Canary' brings shadows, suspense, and live piano accompaniment to a 100-year-old theatre... if you dare.