Join John Cusack for a special screening of his seminal 2000 movie High Fidelity, followed by a Q&A where you can quiz the actor on the experience of movie-making. Based on the book by Nick Hornby, it was something of a pet project for Cusack, who went about gaining the rights and moving the action from North London to his hometown of Chicago, a move praised by the Hornby who said 'at times, it appears to be a film in which John Cusack reads my book.'

An American institution, The Moth is devoted to the art of storytelling. A non-profit group, founded in 1997 by George Dawes Green, The Moth holds regular literary events across the country, shows which feature ordinary people and celebrities alone on stage, simply telling a real-life story. Since its launch, The Moth has added several arms to its empire, including a podcast and a radio show, but nothing can compare to seeing one of these events live.

Heck yes! Join the stars of cult classic Napoleon Dynamite for a special live film screening and high-spirited discussion with audience members. In an event billed as BYOTT (bring your own tater tots), the film's cast members John Heder (Napoleon), Efren Ramirez (Pedro), and John Gries (Uncle Rico) come together to relive the smash-hit indie comedy's instantly quotable moments and deadpan dialogue, as well as offer behind-the-scenes insight into the awkward adventures of the titular teen that first stole collective hearts over two decades ago.

Hallmark Stars Live gives fans the chance to indulge in plenty of laughter in a peek behind the Hallmark curtain, with leading cast members from beloved Hallmark Movies appearing on stage to share stories, secrets and plenty of laughs from behind the scenes! The July 22-26 shows will feature Nikki Deloach (The Perfect Catch), Ashley Williams (Christmas is Evergreen), Andrew Walker (Three Wise Men and a Baby), Jonathan Bennett (The Christmas House) and Tamera Mowry-Housley (A Christmas Treasure), while the following week's shows see Kimberley Sustad (The Nine Lives of Christmas) and Paul Campbell (Dating the Delaneys) taking over from Bennet and Mowry-Housley.