“Shadow of a Doubt” (1943) Film Screening. 7 PM. Experience one of Alfred Hitchcock’s most acclaimed suspense films on the big screen at the Michigan Theatre of Jackson. Shadow of a Doubt is a masterful psychological thriller set in a quiet American town where a young woman begins to suspect her charming uncle may be hiding a dark secret. Subtle, unsettling, and richly atmospheric, the film is often cited by Hitchcock as one of his personal favorites and remains a cornerstone of classic cinema. Join us inside our newly restored historic theatre as we continue our film series celebrating timeless storytelling and the shared experience of cinema. Doors open at 6:30 PM, film at 7 PM. Admission: Free for MTJ members, $5 at the door. Michigan Theatre, Downtown Jackson.
Poetry Workshops with Michelle Webster-Hein. Get ready for Jackson District Library’s Young Poets Contest with a poetry writing workshop led by local author Michelle Webster-Hein! This workshop is designed for ages 7-12 and is free to attend. Register for a session at https://tinyurl.com/yh7u95ss Eastern Branch: January 13, 1 PM (Homeschool session), Brooklyn Branch: January 15, 4 PM, Summit Branch: January 22, 4 PM, Concord Branch: January 27, 4 PM, Spring Arbor Branch: January 29, 4 PM. Participation in the workshop is not required to submit an entry for Young Poets. Learn more about the contest at https://myjdl.com/explore/young-poets .
Emo Night at the Honky Tonk at Oak + Iron. 8 PM to 1 AM. Join us for Emo Night every 4th Thursday of the month at the Honky Tonk at Oak + Iron. Sing along with all your emo favorites while they play on the big screen! Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, Jimmy Eat World, Taking Back Sunday, and WAY more! 151 West Michigan Avenue, Downtown Jackson.
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