Vine Cinema News Today

February is Black History Month, which is dedicated to remembering and celebrating African Americans, their heritage, achievements, sacrifices, hardships and more. There are many different ways to celebrate and appreciate

Movie goers packed the Vine Cinema in Livermore recently to check out a new film about a young Afghan woman struggling to adjust to life in the United States and

The Vine Cinema and Alehouse in Livermore will bring back its International Film Series with the French World War II drama “Farewell, Mister Haffmann” on Thursday, March 23, and the

History buffs who missed out on last weekend’s showing of “Livermore, the Movie” will get a second chance to view the film this Sunday, Feb. 27, at 6:30 p.m. at

WinterFest from the Jewish Film Institute in San Francisco and the East Bay International Jewish Film Festival are right around the corner.

A special peek into the storied past of Livermore airs this weekend in the Tri-Valley. As part of the Livermore Heritage Guild’s (LHG) 50th anniversary celebration, the LHG is hosting

Yvonne Konneker, Livermore

Livermore Pride will be celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month with a series of free, community oriented activities. Ranging from bike rides to movie night, community members and allies are encouraged to attend the events through October.

Joey Travolta and Futures Explored (FE) are bringing Hollywood to Livermore this month with an inclusive film camp for those with developmental disabilities.

Tania Panarello, Livermore