About this event
Take a trip back in time with Classic Movies at the Museum at the Harmon Museum! As part of Ohio Goes to the Movies, this special screening series celebrates the magic of classic cinema, bringing beloved films back to the big screen. Enjoy timeless stories, memorable performances and the nostalgia of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Admission includes free popcorn, candy and other refreshments, making it the perfect outing for movie lovers. Gather your loved ones and experience the charm of classic movies. Movie Lineup: Oct. 16: A Night at the Opera (1935) – The Marx Brothers Nov. 20: A Night of Comedy (1928–1932) – Laurel & Hardy, "Looney Tunes," Steamboat Willie Dec. 18: "Charade" (1963) – Audrey Hepburn & Cary Grant Jan. 8: "Frankenstein" (1931) – Directed by James Whale
What to expect
The lineup spans several eras of classic cinema: The Marx Brothers in “A Night at the Opera,” a comedy program featuring Laurel & Hardy, “Looney Tunes” and “Steamboat Willie,” the Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant caper “Charade,” and James Whale’s 1931 “Frankenstein.” Each screening is framed as a throwback moviegoing experience at Harmon Museum, with the films shown on the big screen and refreshments included.
Why go
For Cincinnati-area movie lovers, Classic Movies at the Museum is a chance to see beloved older films in a museum setting rather than at home. The series leans into the nostalgia of Hollywood’s Golden Age while offering a shared outing for families, friends and classic-film fans.
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