3:15 pm – February 22 – $

Join us for an afternoon screening of Wicked. You choose your ticket price! (just choose your seat and click the drop down menu at check out to choose your price or tell the cashier at the theater!)

10 pm – February 22 – $18.50

Come do the Time Warp again with The Rocky Horror Picture Show and The Junior Chamber of Commerce Players!

A portion of each ticket goes to the JCCP.

8:15 pm – February 25 – $General Admission

Struggle to not sing along at movies? This is the SCREENING FOR YOU! At this screening (and this screening only, nerds) singing along with Wicked is welcome and encouraged. Belt it out baby!

6 pm – February 24 – $20

It was a big year for Zendaya! Come watch Challengers AND Dune: Part 2 in one night on Monday Feb. 24 for a discounted price of $20!

6 pm – February 27 – $General Admission

Did you know the Row House Staff made a terrific Sweded version of Challengers? Come see it alongside this screening and ask them questions about their groundbreaking film spoofing work.

7:05 pm – February 28 – $General Admission

One night only! The hottest data on earth. In the coolest head in town. In a dystopian 2021, Johnny is a data trafficker who has an implant that allows him to securely sensitive store data.Action ensues!

9:20 pm – March 1 – $17.50

Come see this amazing film and a performance by three beautiful and talented queens!!

9 pm – March 7 – $17.50

Romero’s resume doesn’t just include zombie PR. Pittsburgh horror enthusiasts (who honed our obsessions under the spirit of his craft) know that he created other terrifying worlds that didn’t even involve the living dead. Let’s perpetuate our hero worship together and chant “All Hail Romero” as we take in two different-flavored suburban nightmares (both released in 1973!) that deserve just as much attention.

6:30 and 9:15 pm – March 14 – $32

We are kicking off The 2025 Pittsburgh Japanese Film Festival with a wildly fun new anime film from GKids!Opening night tickets come with gift bags and other fun surprises to mark the start of our favorite fest of the year!

7 pm – March 15 – $13.50

Row House Film Club member and Baby Assassins superfan Peter DiVito will introduce the film and host a Baby Assassins inspired mix tape release afterwards in the taproom.

7:15 pm – March 16 – $13.50

See a demonstration from local martial arts master Brent Earlewine — who has earned the Shoden level certification in Muso Ikken Ryu Batto Jutsu Japanese Swordsmanship in Japan. Earlewine also owns Pittsburgh Bujinkan Dojo which specializes in ancient Japanese martial arts.

1-7 pm – March 17

Gari Shoyu Sando Company will be set up outside of the theater all day selling their unique and amazing sandos! A “sando” is a style of sandwich made with traditional Japanese ingredients on soft, sweet, and spongy bread called shokupan that they bake daily.

7 pm – March 18 – $21

Watch a samurai epic (involving a sake merchant) and taste some excellent rice wine with a special one night only sake tasting! Try several varieties from Bierport’s unique selection before the film.

12:40 pm – March 23 – $15.50

Enjoy two mochi ice cream in the classic flavors (matcha and strawberry) with this charming, modern Japanese rom com!

6:30 pm – March 25 – $16

Taste some high-quality green tea imported straight from Japan, and enjoy a brief introduction and information about Japan’s tea growing region and process!

5 and 8:30 pm – March 27 – $16

We are closing the festival with a bravado period action film set at the end of Japan’s feudal era. Choose your closing night experience!

5 pm – Tickets include a deluxe snack pack filled with Japanese treats

8:30 pm – Brew and View Screening (aka beer delivered to your seat at key moments of the film

9 pm – May 9 – $17.50

Both of these horror classics take place in movie theaters. Call it an immersive experience if you want, but you aren’t gonna get killed in OUR theater…that would be a massive insurance issue that we just don’t need right now, okay? Get it together.

9 pm – April 11 – $17.50

Fun fact: Mary Shelley dreamed up Frankenstein when she entered a playful spooky story competition with John Polidori and Lord Byron. Even more fun fact: If she didn’t already win based on merit, she definitely won when these two wholly unserious interpretations of her story were unleashed upon the world.