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Movies & More

Movies & More

This Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m., the Fallon Theatre screens “Minions: The Rise of Gru” (2022), an animated feature set in the 1970s. The film follows young Gru’s quest to become the world’s top supervillain, with the Minions causing plenty of mischief. Rated PG, the movie runs 1 hour and 27 minutes.

Friday at 7 p.m., The Kindred North performs live. Founded in Fallon in 2025, Raena Blais and McKenzie Warren blend folk, country, and rock, creating heartfelt harmonies and thoughtful arrangements. Their mix of favorites and original songs creates an intimate atmosphere. Tickets are $12—a great way to support local talent and enjoy a night out.

Saturday at 7 p.m., the theatre showcases “Operation Haylift” (1950), a dramatic retelling of Nevada’s historic 1948-49 snowstorms. The film, 1 hour and 13 minutes, highlights the airlift from Fallon and Ely that saved thousands of stranded cattle, celebrating teamwork and resilience.

The theatre’s seat upgrade project is progressing thanks to dedicated volunteers. New seats from Mesquite feature cup holders and swivel arms for added comfort, and the community’s support is transforming the theatre experience.

In February, enjoy the Galentine’s Show on Feb. 6 and 7 at 7 p.m., featuring the Domesticated Man Band. These one-hour performances promise upbeat entertainment and laughter—ideal for a girls’ night or fun with loved ones. Admission is free; arrive early, enjoy a glass of wine, and settle in.

The annual Valentine’s Day 5K returns Saturday, Feb. 7, starting at 71 S. Maine St. Registration opens at 8 a.m., and the race starts at 9 a.m. Pre-register by Jan. 20 for a commemorative T-shirt. Fees: $25 individual, $40 couple; day-of: $30/$50. Sign up at Western Alliance Bank, Kent’s Supply Center, or the theatre’s website. For info, contact Crystal at 775-304-9975 or Taylor at 775-316-0952. Celebrate the holiday, support the theatre, and stay active with family and friends.

Also in February, catch Kat & Dave: The Acoustic Rock Experience on Thursday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. With seven years performing together, Kat and Dave deliver an intimate acoustic show of classic rock favorites. Admission is $10.

Looking ahead, the Heritage of the West celebration is Saturday, March 7, 2026—a free tribute to the region’s songs, stories, and traditions. Performers, historians, and storytellers are invited to share music and oral histories. To participate, contact [email protected] or call 775-423-2055 or 775-217-4142.

The theatre launches its first annual Oasis Film Festival, “An Oasis for Storytellers.” Submit PG-rated short films (max 15 min) inspired by the America 250 theme by March 2; $20 fee. Twelve finalists screen on Sunday, March 8, with an awards ceremony. Film production and acting workshops are available to participants.

The Fallon Theatre remains committed to free movie screenings whenever possible. The concession stand offers favorites like popcorn and candy. For theatre rentals or marquee messages, call 775-423-6210 or email [email protected].

 

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