Step back into the silent-film era with a free screening of Way Down East (1920), D.W. Griffith’s sweeping melodrama about love, deceit, and resilience. Follow Anna Moore, a young woman betrayed by a charming aristocrat, as she struggles through heartbreak and hardship while searching for a place where she truly belongs. Known for its breathtaking ice-flow rescue sequence and emotional depth, this landmark film remains one of the most powerful works of early American cinema. Join us for a rare chance to experience a classic on the big screen and feel the raw emotional force that captivated audiences over a century ago.

Time: 2:00-5:00 pm EST

Free!