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Monday, September 14, 2026 at 12:23 AM

Movies and More

Movies and More

Happy New Year, Fallon. We are ringing in 2026 with full hearts, big smiles, and a fantastic stretch of movie magic at the Fallon Theatre. Thank you for kicking off another year with us. We are excited to gather together after the holidays and jump right into weekends filled with laughter and big stories meant to be shared on the big screen.

At 6 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday, we are starting something extra fun with Despicable Me, launching a six-week franchise marathon that will bring one film from the series to the theatre every weekend. It is the perfect way to settle back into relaxed family nights out, cheer on the Minions, and enjoy a little silly fun to start the year. Rated PG, it runs 1 hour and 35 minutes.

Then at 7 p.m., we are showing Inside Out, proudly sponsored by the Churchill Community Coalition. This Pixar favorite takes us inside the mind of a young girl as her emotions navigate big changes, blending humor and thoughtful storytelling in a way that resonates with kids and adults alike. Rated PG, it runs 1 hour and 35 minutes.

And while we are talking about the wonderful organizations that help make our programming possible, we would love to highlight the Coalition for Senior Citizens and their ongoing support of the Fallon Theatre. On the third Friday of every month at 1 p.m., they host a special matinee that is open to the public, with senior citizens receiving a free small popcorn and a free small drink. It is a relaxed, welcoming way to enjoy an afternoon at the movies and spend time together. The January matinee is Space Cowboys on Friday, Jan. 16, followed by Spies Like Us on Friday, Feb. 20.

We are also excited to welcome The Kindred North to the Fallon Theatre stage on Friday, Jan. 30, at 7 p.m. for a special evening of live music. Founded in 2025 right here in Fallon, acoustic duo Raena Blais and McKenzie Warren blend folk, country, and a touch of rock into a sound that feels both fresh and comfortably familiar. With heartfelt harmonies, thoughtful arrangements, and a mix of well-loved songs alongside original music that reflects their unique style, they create a warm, inviting atmosphere that truly shines in an intimate theatre setting. Admission is $12, and it is a perfect chance to enjoy talented local artists and a cozy night of live music.

In February, grab your friends or your favorite Valentine and make a night of it at our Galentine’s Show on Friday the 6th and Saturday the 7th at 7 p.m. These special one-hour performances feature the Domesticated Man Band, bringing plenty of fun, laughter, and feel-good entertainment that is perfect for a girls’ night out or anyone looking to celebrate some lighthearted good times with someone they love. Admission is free, so come early, settle in with a glass of wine, and enjoy the show.

Looking further ahead into next year, we are preparing for a very special celebration of our region’s roots. On Saturday, Mar. 7, 2026, the Fallon Theatre will host Heritage of the West, a free event honoring the songs, stories, and traditions that built the heart of our communities. We are inviting performers, historians, poets, and storytellers to share the sounds and stories of the past - heritage music, cowboy poetry, dance, and oral histories that keep our western spirit alive. If you’d like to take part in this meaningful tribute to the region’s history and culture, please reach out to [email protected] or call 775-423-2055 or 775-217-4142.

We are proud to continue offering free movie screenings whenever possible, making it easy for the whole community to gather and enjoy a night at the theatre. Our concession stand offers all the classic favorites, including popcorn and candy. If you would like to rent the theatre for a celebration or feature a message on the marquee, call 775-423-6210 or email [email protected].

 

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Comment author: Jeff goings Comment text: September 11, article Civics 101 I would like to commend Rachael Dahl and the Fallon post for their article. Civics 101. This is a reminder that we as citizens live in a representative form of government and why it is so important that we vote as voting is our way of making our voice heard. Comment publication date: 9/11/26, 1:30 PM Comment source: Churchill County Board of Commissioners Updates Comment author: PRF Comment text: Knew Sis from the B of A as a teller and in social gatherings around Fallon. When we bought our land in Kingston, Sis regaled us with her stories of gatherings at the old restaurant & bar on the way to Groves lake. Sis often said, 'What happens in Kingston stays in Kingston!' Fun & funny lady. Comment publication date: 9/8/26, 5:58 PM Comment source: Marilyn J. “Sis” Banovich Comment author: Ruth Fiege Comment text: So sorry for the pain your family is suffering. She is in comfort of Jesus arms. This is Ruth Fiege, Gary's cousin from WI. I can't begin to imagine the pain your family is suffering. So much comfort in knowing she and baby are with Jesus. God Bless you all during this tragedy. Love, Ruth Fiege Comment publication date: 9/8/26, 11:35 AM Comment source: Obituary: Charissa Mae Lunderstadt Comment author: Eric Comment text: FOIL the records/images for County vehicles, for safety..... Comment publication date: 9/4/26, 8:25 AM Comment source: Amid Flock Camera Concerns, CCSO Explains Its License Plate Readers
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