Dracula

Tod Browning, 1931
NR; 75 minutes

Cowtown Movie Classics returns to the Modern with a special presentation of Dracula (1931), the film that sparked the monster movie craze of the 1930s–1940s and turned Bela Lugosi into an immortal cultural icon.

Pioneering horror director Tod Browning (Freaks) created this first sound adaptation of Bram Stoker’s legendary vampire novel, which sees the ancient aristocrat (Lugosi) sail from his crumbling castle in Transylvania to fog-drenched London in search of new blood.

Young Frankenstein

Mel Brooks, 1974
PG; 108 minutes

“This black-and-white parody of the Karloff classic is the most cinematically assured, coherent and (relatively speaking) tasteful of Brooks's films.” —Paul D. Zimmerman, Newsweek

Wrap It Up! Annual Members’ Holiday Shopping Experience

Wrap It Up! in the Modern Shop – Annual Members’ Holiday Shopping Experience

All Modern members
November 1–12
10–5 pm

Our annual members’ holiday shopping event has gotten a lot sweeter! Shop for fun and quirky gifts as well as higher-end jewelry, décor, and accessories, plus lots of choices for hostess gifts, teacher gifts, and stocking stuffers! Members save 20% from November 1 through November 12 on selected merchandise. Spend $50 through November 12 to be entered to win a fabulous gift basket! 

Educator Day in the District

Educator Day in the District

September 7 from 10 am to 5pm
Free resources from noon to 4 pm

Calling all art educators! Join us in the heart of the Fort Worth Cultural District for a day dedicated to celebrating educators like you. Connect with fellow teachers, explore educational resources, and enjoy free admission for you and your family. Don't miss out on this exciting day of appreciation and inspiration!

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