Featured Events
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Wild One - One Night Only Series
“The Wild One,” showing April 30, is a 1953 film starring Brando, Mary Murphy and Lee Marvin.
Wild One - One Night Only SeriesWild One - One Night Only Series 7:30 pm - Knickerbocker Theatre, Main Theatre- Date
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Spring Film Series: Lives Well Lived
Spring Film Series: Lives Well LivedSpring Film Series: Lives Well Lived 7:30 pm - Knickerbocker Theatre- Date
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Spring Film Series: Getting Grace
Spring Film Series: Getting GraceSpring Film Series: Getting Grace 7:30 pm - Knickerbocker Theatre- Date
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- Knickerbocker Theatre
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Spring Film Series: The Last Suit
Spring Film Series: The Last SuitSpring Film Series: The Last Suit 7:30 pm - Knickerbocker Theatre- Date
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Spring Film Series: Hichki
Spring Film Series: HichkiSpring Film Series: Hichki 7:30 pm- Date
Your independent film connection and home to many of Hope College’s cultural offerings, including lectures, concerts, art performances and more.
UPCOMING FILMS
Knickerbocker Film Series
Individual Tickets
Adult — $7
Senior, Faculty & Staff — $6
Hope Students — Free
“One Night Only” — $5 for all
Family Films — Free for all
Films All Year Long
Winter Film Series: January–March
One Night Only: Various times throughout the year
Spring Film Series: May & June
Family Film Series: July & August
Fall Film Series: September–December
- RENTING THE KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE
- The Knickerbocker Theatre is availabe for rental to outside companies and organizations.
It seats over 500, including the balcony, and is perfect for movie screenings, concerts
and benefits, company functions, speakers and performers, training sessions, and other
special events. The following options are available with rental:
- Full stage with curtain
- Custom concessions
- Sound and lighting equipment
- 35mm and LCD projectors
The rental fee is $1,100 and $825 for non-profit. Due to the nature of the theatre, audio and visual tech services will also be charged accordingly. Contact the Events & Conferences Office to inquire about renting the Knickerbocker Theatre.
Recent Blog Posts
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“One Night Only” Series Features Four Iconic Brando Films
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Sidney Poitier Films featured at the Knick
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A film for the mystery connoisseur
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Our 2017 Fall Film Series
Posted by Derek EmersonFall brings colors to the leaves, a chill in the air, and films to the Knick! Yes, the fall film ser...
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Family films rooted in books — and why we should keep reading
Posted by Derek EmersonThe night Max wore his wolf suit and made mischief of one kind and another his mother called him ...
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One Night Only Series Focuses on Judy Garland
Posted by Derek EmersonBy Tom Hoover Guest blogger and film lover I remember getting to stay up late to watch The Wizard of...
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knickerbocker history
The Knickerbocker, which translates to "the best in life," has hosted a great number of events since it's grand opening in 1911.
Anderson-Werkman Center100 East 8th StreetSuite 130Holland, MI 49423
workP. 616-395-7222
events@hope.edu