Movies and drawing go together like popcorn and seasoned salt, so join us for a back-to-back double feature of both classics and not-so-classics. Grab a sketchbook, a few friends, and your best film appreciation glasses and hang out with us!

Stories and personifications of the environment, environmental forces, and man’s tampering with these forces have been explored by many artists and filmmakers since the dawn of language. In the 20th/21st century, few are as iconic than director Ishiro Honda’s hulking atomic metaphor, Godzilla. Since the nuclear lizard’s debut film in 1954, the franchise has birthed 29 films and a true menagerie of oversized, mutated monsters.

One of the most favored in the series’ second era (the ‘Heisei’ period) is the 1989 film Godzilla vs. Biollante, in which genetic science gives birth to a massive, deadly plant. This monster of course comes toe-to-toe with Godzilla in what becomes a fatal showdown… For fans of psychics, familial bonds, professional hitmen, and biogenetics. Godzilla vs. Biollante is rated PG and runs 1h44m.

The second Godzilla flick will be chosen by a vote… So show up and stick around for a double bill of big ‘Zilla and his encounters with equally big rivals!

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Sketch Cinema is a low-pressure movie and draw night hosted at Light Grey. The event happens every 3-4 weeks, and if drawing isn’t your thing that’s ok! Feel free to kick back and enjoy the rotating cast of hand-selected flicks.

THINGS TO BRING:
A sketchbook and your prefered tools

Money for snacks!

This event is open to the public and free, so feel free to bring a friend! The event is 18+