Lights Up: The Grand’s 2026-2027 Movie Series Is Here

Lights Up: The Grand’s 2026-2027 Movie Series Is Here

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Pull back the curtain, because the projector is warming up! From cult classics and holiday favorites to a Valentine’s princess double feature, The Piedmont Grand Opera House’s 2026–2027 Movie Series brings the magic of cinema to our historic stage. Here is your ultimate guide to everything screening this season, plus the unbeatable deals designed to make movie night with friends and family effortless.
The Ultimate Deal: The Season Package
The best way to experience the series is with our Season Package. For just $50, you get full admission to all seven films. That is the entire season wrapped into one low price, covering every single screening. If you plan to catch three or more movies, the package pays for itself in no time. It is the ultimate pass for true film lovers.

Spooky season kicks it off

Rocky Horror Picture Show (Friday, October 30) turns the theatre inside out for one unforgettable night. Brad, Janet, and Dr. Frank-N-Furter pull the whole room into a midnight of garters, and gleefully bad decisions. Every ticket comes with a prop bag, so you are ready to play along from the very first cue. This one is for grown-up night owls: expect mature themes and plenty of audience participation. There is a costume contest, so bring your best Magenta and Brads and try to win! Nooutside props are allowed.

The very next night, Hocus Pocus (Saturday, October 31) lights up the Halloween night for the whole family. Winifred, Sarah, and Mary cackle, conjure, and comb Salem for one more scheme. Round up the coven, wear the costume, and make Halloween a night at The Grand right after free Downtown Macon trick or treating. We will also have photo opps with Sanderson look alikes, so this is a special opportunity for your little one to get in some holiday magic.

Holiday cheer, extra syrup

Elf (Friday, December 18) brings the season’s biggest little helper to the big screen. Buddy the Elf spreads cheer, stacks syrup on spaghetti, and reminds us all that Christmas is best when you sing it loud and proud. It is the feel-good, deck-the-halls kind of night the whole family will love. Our own Fairytales and Friends will have an elf and Santa on site for special family pics, and we will be collecting Angel tree items to donate to those in need.

A Valentine’s double feature

Two films, one lovestruck day. On Saturday, February 14, The Grand serves up a Princess double feature on Valentine’s Day with something for every kind of sweetheart or group of pals.

The Princess and the Frog takes love for a leap down on the bayou and emphasizes believing in your dreams. Tiana dreams, dares, and dances her way from beignets to a hard-won happily ever after. Bring the kids, bring the whole family, and start the day with a little bayou magic. Want to make it extra special? Add the VIP Princess Meet & Greet to your tickets for $20 per person and let your little sweetheart meet the Bayou Princess herself. This New Orleans-themed premium experience celebrates the joy of Mardi Gras with a special princess mid-afternoon tea, plus early entry, meeting the princess, a special punch, and a photo opportunity. Space is limited to 100 guests, so reserve early!

Then The Princess Bride closes the night with true love, sword fights, and a whole lot of “as you wish.” Westley and Buttercup brave the Fire Swamp, storm the castle, and prove that love conquers all. Grab your person, grab a seat, and make it a date to remember. Make it a date night with our Date Night package: two glasses of champagne and a mini heart-shaped chocolate to share.

And there is more:

Back by popular demand, Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul returns to The Grand for two screenings on Friday, November 27 and Wednesday, December 16. One more reason to make The Grand your home for the movies all year long.

The deals that make it easy

Great films are even better when the whole crew can come along. Here is how to save:

  • Season Package, the best value of all: Admission to all seven films for just $50 (The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hocus Pocus, Elf, The Nutcracker, The Princess and the Frog, The Princess Bride, and Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul). That is the whole season, one price, every screening. If you plan to catch more than a couple, it pays for itself fast. This is the deal for the true movie lover.
  • Family Four Pack: Two adult and two child admissions to a single film for just $30 (plus tax and fees). Pick any screening in the series except Rocky Horror and make it an easy family night out.

Standard single-film pricing is Adults $10 and Children $7 (plus tax and fees), so the Family Four Pack saves $4 off single admissions, and the Season Package saves you $30 or more across the full season.

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