Join us for a special Monday Movie Night celebrating the fabulous life and unforgettable work of Tim Curry with one of his most beloved films: Clue.

Six mysterious guests arrive at an isolated mansion for dinner. When their host turns up dead, everyone becomes a suspect—and the evening descends into a wonderfully ridiculous race to uncover who did it, where, and with what.

Based on the classic board game, Clue (1985) is a fast, funny murder-mystery comedy packed with an extraordinary ensemble cast, endlessly quotable dialogue, and Tim Curry at his gloriously frantic best.

Gather your friends, pick your prime suspect, and join us at the historic Woodstock Town Hall Theatre for a night of mystery, mayhem, and Tim Curry.

Vermont’s bike culture. On the big screen.

Mountain Bike Vermont brings the 14th Annual Green Mountain Showdown to the Woodstock Town Hall Theatre on Saturday, November 7.

Part film festival, part variety show, and entirely Vermont, the Green Mountain Showdown celebrates the state’s mountain biking community through locally produced video shorts, slideshows, and spoken word performances.

From the people behind the camera to the riders on the trails, the evening highlights the creativity, adventure, and community that make mountain biking an important part of Vermont’s outdoor culture.

Think Vermont farm-to-table, only trail-to-big-screen.

Presented by Julbo and co-hosted by the Woodstock Area Mountain Bike Association, the Green Mountain Showdown is also a fundraiser. Proceeds benefit the Woodstock Area Mountain Bike Association.

Whether you're a lifelong rider or simply love a good adventure story, come celebrate Vermont’s mountain biking community together on the big screen.
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​Doors open at 6:00 PM
Show begins at 7:00 PM

TICKETS

Adults: $25
Students: $22

Join us for a special Monday Movie Night celebrating the incomparable Dolly Parton with one of her most memorable films: Steel Magnolias.

In a small Louisiana town, the local beauty salon is more than a place for hair and gossip—it’s where a close-knit group of women share friendship, laughter, heartache, and the moments that shape their lives.

Steel Magnolias (1989) brings together an extraordinary ensemble cast in a beloved story about the strength found in friendship and community. As Truvy Jones, Dolly Parton brings her unmistakable warmth, humor, and heart to a film that can make you laugh one minute and absolutely wreck you the next.

Bring someone you love and join us at the historic Woodstock Town Hall Theatre for an evening celebrating Dolly and a film whose heart is every bit as big as hers.

Step into an evening that merges the whispers of art history with the reverberating drama of film at "Alice Neel. Performances." On November 18, 2026, at 6:00 PM, the auditorium will breathe life into the legacy of Alice Neel, as vividly reimagined through the compassionate lens of director Andrew Neel. Dive into this beautiful tapestry where art and heritage entwine, illustrating a tale as composed as it is chaotic—an honest peaen to unwavering creativity amid familial complexity.

This soul-stirring event unveils a narrative cloaked in the colors of Neel's tumultuous journey, portrayed through her evocatively honest portraits. Embedded between brushstroke narratives and raw filmography, explore the universe of Alice Neel as Andrew deftly lifts his grandmother's world off the confines of canvas and into the expanses of cinema. Witness the depth of Neel's devotion alongside haunting echoes of her intricate family legacy.

Presented as part of the esteemed Art & Film A collaborative programme, this once-in-a-lifetime event invites you to engage with art that moves and sings. Secure your seat in this unique intersection of soul and screen, where every ticket promises a brush with history's lingering passions. Be part of this profound tribute by reserving your tickets now—let Alice Neel's legacy stir your artistic soul.

The Drop Offs return to the Woodstock Town Hall Theatre for their third annual show! Join us Friday, November 20 for an all-ages night of live music featuring The Drop Offs with special guest MINC.

The evening brings together Ben Kogan, Mike Calabrese, Avi Salloway, Michael Zsoldos, Elizabeth Frascoia and Alex Beram, featuring Steve and Nadine of Lakou Mizik.

Come spend a Friday night with us in the heart of Woodstock for live music, good company and another night with The Drop Offs at Town Hall Theatre.

Friday, November 20, 2026 · 7 PM

Woodstock Town Hall Theatre

All Ages · $25

You suggested it. We picked it!

Our very first community-selected film for Mondays at the Movies is the beloved Thanksgiving comedy Planes, Trains and Automobiles!

When an uptight advertising executive and a relentlessly cheerful shower curtain ring salesman find themselves stranded on the journey home for Thanksgiving, an already difficult trip turns into a hilarious series of travel disasters.

Starring Steve Martin and John Candy, this John Hughes classic is a funny, heartfelt reminder that sometimes the people we meet along the way make the journey worthwhile.

This screening was chosen from suggestions submitted by our movie-loving community. As a thank-you, the person whose suggestion was selected received four complimentary tickets!

Have a film you'd love to see on the big screen? Keep those suggestions coming. Your movie could be next!

Your suggestions. Your cinema. Your community.

Celebrate the sounds of the season with A Holiday Community Concert on Friday, December 11 at the historic Woodstock Town Hall Theatre, part of Pentangle Arts' Wassail Weekend festivities.

This special evening brings together the Pentangle Community Band, Pentangle Community Choir, and young performers from Pentangle's After School Performing Arts program, joined by special guests Boston Conservatory @ Berklee Musical Theatre Singers. Together, they'll fill the theatre with seasonal favorites, festive melodies, and the joy of making music together.

There's something special about gathering with friends and neighbors during the holidays, especially when the music comes from the very community we call home.

Join us for a festive Friday evening of music, good company, and a little old-fashioned holiday cheer in the heart of Woodstock.

Celebrate the magic of Wassail Weekend with Harvard's Krokodiloes as they bring their extraordinary vocal talents to the historic Woodstock Town Hall Theatre!

Known for their rich harmonies, spirited performances, and distinctive blend of traditional and contemporary a cappella music, the Krokodiloes bring generations of musical tradition to life with warmth, wit, and unmistakable charm.

Joining the Krokodiloes are special guests The Blue Streak Quartet, featuring former Pentangle Arts board member Bill Corson. Together, they'll bring an extra touch of hometown charm to an evening filled with beautiful harmonies, beloved favorites, and festive cheer.

Gather your friends and family, settle in for a wonderful night at the theatre, and celebrate the season with an unforgettable evening of world-class vocal music.

Celebrate one of Woodstock's most cherished Wassail Weekend traditions with Woodstock's Annual Messiah Sing at Our Lady of the Snows Church!

Join us for a beautiful afternoon of music and community as we bring Handel's beloved Messiah to life. Featuring a world-class ensemble and soloists, this special gathering invites audience members to lend their voices to one of the most celebrated works in classical music.

Whether you're a longtime participant or experiencing the tradition for the first time, come share in the joy of singing together and the extraordinary beauty of Handel's masterpiece.

Admission is free, and all are welcome! Advance registration is appreciated but not required.