
UPCOMING MOVIES
Join us for Crafty Movies — a special movie-going experience where we turn the historic Canton Palace Theatre into a cozy, creative community hub.
Whether you’re into crochet, needlepoint, sketching, macramé, coloring, or travel watercolors, you’ll love the chance to relax and connect with a community of fellow makers in a cozy, supportive space.
Crafty Movies are the perfect way to slow down and treat yourself. Watch a beloved comfort film in the historic Canton Palace Theatre, unwind with your favorite creative outlet, and meet others who find joy and peace in making.
Bring your work-in-progress and connect with fellow makers while watching timeless films on the big screen.
A Cozy Movie Night for Crafters, Artists, and Community Creatives
Looking for a relaxing night out where you can unwind with a nostalgic movie and work on your favorite craft project?

The Positive Impact of Crafting on Mental Health
Did you know?
Crafting is a powerful tool for mental health, reducing stress and anxiety by providing a mindful, distracting focus, boosting mood and self-esteem.
Crafting can:
- Reduce stress & anxiety, repetitive motions (like stitching) are meditative, calm the nervous system and shift focus from worries.
- Boost mood: Completing projects releases dopamine, a feel-good chemical, fostering joy and a positive outlook.
- Increase self-Esteem: Finishing a creation builds confidence and a sense of capability, reinforcing self-worth.
- Promote mindfulness: It encourages being present, a break from digital overload and a chance to slow down.
- Provide emotional outlet: Channeling feelings into a constructive task helps process difficult emotions constructively.
- Improve cognitive skills: Keeps the mind engaged, improves fine motor skills and enhances hand-eye coordination.
That’s why creativity matters. Join us at the Crafty Movie Series at the Canton Palace Theatre relax, create and enjoy a film while supporting your mental well-being.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Bring any lap-sized craft or art project
Lights are left on low—enough to be able to find the colored pencil you dropped, but still dark enough for the movie. Many people bring a headlamp for extra light!

Concessions are available until 15 minutes after show time.

Enjoy music from the Kilgen Organ 10 minutes before show time.




