DON’T MISS
Special Series
May – September
Summer Noir
Tracing the genre’s evolution from its classic roots to modern incarnations, all summer long.
Kick’s off May 23rd with Kiss Me Deadly (Robert Aldrich, 1955), followed by Q&A with Bob Rubin, and “Trapped in the Shadows: The Worlds of Film Noir” exhibit opening.
Special Screening
May 28th, 6:00pm
The Great Gatsby (35mm)
Directed by Elliott Nugent (1949)
A rare 35mm print of the 1949 adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Great American Novel. Featuring a special presentation as part of the 2026 The Great Gatsby Marathon.
A co-presentation with Canio’s.
Exhibit Opening
May 23rd, 7:30pm
Trapped in the Shadows: The Worlds of Film Noir
Featuring a curated selection of film-related art, photographs, original scripts, vintage paperbacks, and objects representing noir in all its cinematic forms as well as its influence on other arts.
Coming Soon:
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu
Directed by Jon Favreau (2026)
Alice in Wonderland
Directed by Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, Hamilton Luske (1951)
BEYOND FILM
SHC EDU
May 16, 1:30pm-3:00pm
Stop Motion Workshop
Following the Kids & Families Matinee screening of My Neighbor Totoro (1988), there will be a free stop motion workshop for children ages 5-10.
Registration Full
SHC EDU
Summer Filmmaking Workshop
Applications are open now for the 2026 Summer Filmmaking Workshop – an immersive two-week experience where high school students take their ideas from script to screen.
SPRING APPEAL
Our First Five — and Forward
Celebrate our 5th year of continuous programming, and help us raise $50,000 by June 1st, 2026 to fuel what you love most at SHC!”
COMMUNITY TIES
Dinner & A Movie, Sag Saturdays and More
Sag Harbor Cinema is proud to offer these promotions and partnerships for our community.
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About Sag Harbor Cinema
The Sag Harbor Cinema is a state-of-the-art triplex movie theater located in the village of Sag Harbor, NY. We are a community-based cinema dedicated to presenting and educating about the past, present, and future of movies and preserving the filmgoing experience.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization we rely on public funds not just keep the lights on, but to keep our vision strong. We are grateful to the generosity of the donors and members who together constitute the single greatest family of supporters for the cinema’s programs and mission.
