CONWAY — Start your October fun this week at the Majestic Theatre in Conway Village! On Saturday, Oct. 11, experience F.W. Murnau’s 1922 cinematic masterpiece “Nosferatu” on the Majestic’s big screen.
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FRYEBURG, Maine — At the 2025 Texas Indie Filmmaker Festival held Sept. 6 in Arlington, Texas, Justin Chaffee of Fryeburg, Maine, won Best Screenwriter for the film "Porch Pirates."
CONWAY — "Movies at the Majestic" brings two animated holiday films to the full-size screen on Saturday and Sunday: two matinee showings of “Frozen” and two evening showings of “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” These classic holiday films offer a range of winter-themed fare for everyone.
CONWAY — The renovated Majestic Theatre returns to its roots as a movie house on Friday and Saturday, with big-screen showings of the original 1939 “Wizard of Oz” on Friday and Sidney Lumet’s 1978 movie, “The Wiz” on Saturday. The films are a wonderful prelude and celebration of the soon to …
RANDOLPH — The Randolph Public Library will host a special screening of “109 Below: The True Cost of Search and Rescue”today at 7 p.m. at the Randolph Town Hall.
CONWAY—- Things are getting spooky at the Majestic Theatre. On Saturday, Oct. 26, experience F.W. Murnau’s 1922 cinematic masterpiece “Nosferatu” on the Majestic’s big screen, and be part of the first public film screening in the Majestic since 2005.
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