“Housekeeping” (1987) is a quietly powerful coming-of-age drama based on Marilynne Robinson’s acclaimed novel. The film follows two orphaned sisters growing up in a remote Idaho town whose lives are reshaped when their unconventional, free-spirited aunt Sylvie becomes their guardian. What begins as gentle eccentricity slowly deepens into a portrait of nonconformity, belonging, and the fragile balance between freedom and stability. With its poetic visuals and delicate emotional tone, “Housekeeping” invites viewers into a world where the rules of ordinary life feel both distant and strangely optional.
Join us for a screening that lingers in the heart long after the credits roll.

Time: 2:00-4:00 pm EST

Free!