Happy holidays from your friends at The Lindsay! We're ringing in the season with our annual Holiday Classics, featuring a delightful mix of nostalgic favorites starting on Friday, Dec. 19, and continuing through Christmas Day. Enjoy multiple chances to watch National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation and Elf. It's a Wonderful Life, starring Indiana, Pa., native James Stewart, also remains a Lindsay holiday staple. […]
The Lindsay's first Emerging Filmmakers Showcase of 2026 is an independently made thriller featuring a few horror legends and plenty of local talent. Water Rites was written and directed by McMurray native Dean Jacobs. It follows a young couple, played by Jacobs and Katy Bentz (Life is Strange), who uncover unsettling secrets while spending the […]
The Lindsay's second Emerging Filmmakers Showcase this month is a locally filmed crime thriller made by two University of Pittsburgh film students. Wire was written and directed by Pitt seniors Max Christopher and Nate Drew. The duo intended to make a short film, but ended up producing a feature-length story about a troubled loner who […]
The Lindsay's final Emerging Filmmakers Showcase in January is a deliciously fun musical made by a local filmmaking power couple. I: Scream—A Minty Musical was directed by Aleen Isley and written by Isley with her husband, Steve Rudzinski. The film, which was partially shot in Sewickley, follows a scientist's desperate efforts to stop living ice […]
Awards season is in full swing at The Lindsay. That means it's time to enter our annual Oscars contest! The rules are simple: Grab a printed Oscars ballot at the Theater, select one winner per category and return your finished ballot to our box office before 8 p.m. on Saturday, March 14. The film buff […]
Join the Oscars buzz on Sunday, Feb. 15, when noted film critics debate the ins and outs of the 2026 Academy Awards at The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center. Amanda Waltz, a local journalist and former Pittsburgh City Paper arts & entertainment editor, will once again moderate a wide-ranging conversation and Q&A with a panel […]
Watch a shorter version of Ken Burns' riveting new PBS docuseries on the big screen! The Lindsay is partnering with the Sewickley Valley Historical Society to put Ken Burns' latest […]
Enjoy Pixar's latest animated adventure in a low-stress environment. Pixar makes films for audiences of all ages. The Lindsay is ensuring that everyone has a chance to watch this renowned studio's latest animated adventure! We're hosting a sensory friendly Hoppers screening on Saturday, March 7, at 10 a.m. Tickets for this showing are on sale […]
Moms Eat First: Prioritize Your Health Forum will take place in The Lindsay's Community Room on Saturday, March 14, from 7:15 a.m.-noon. Tickets are currently on sale via Eventbrite. Attendees will receive breakfast and participate in conversations about women's health. Speakers will talk about health risk factors for women and tips to prioritize your health. […]
Sewickley's own Marie Benedict is returning to The Lindsay to celebrate the launch of her latest novel! The prolific local author's new novel, Daughter of Egypt, will be available for purchase on March 24. It follows a young archaeologist obsessed with unearthing the truth about a forgotten female Pharaoh. The Lindsay is partnering with Benedict […]
The Lindsay's next Emerging Filmmakers Showcase is an exciting documentary about a beloved Sewickley family and institution. Beneath the Sole focuses on Mario Ulizzi, who opened Sewickley Shoe Repair in 1999 and remains its owner. Director Ryan Rust paints an intimate portrait of a beloved local craftsman whose spirit is restored by the community whose […]
Experience this musical retelling of the Second Continental Congress at The Lindsay! Prior to Hamilton, history buffs who wanted to learn more about America's origins through song and dance turned to 1776. Director Peter H. Hunt's big-screen adaptation of the Best Musical Tony Award-winning stage show first hit theaters in 1972. 1776 is a musical […]
