A film screening of The Lost Boys paired with a fiber arts crafternoon, where attendees can knit or crochet along while watching the movie, hosted by Ritual Dyes.
Tomorrow Theater is hosting another Crafternoon on Sunday, October 18, this time with Ritual Dyes co-hosting. The movie on the screen is The Lost Boys, the 1987 vampire classic directed by Joel Schumacher. It's about a newcomer who gets drawn in by local blood-fiends and eventually rescued by the Frog brothers.
If you've never been to a Crafternoon, here's how it works: you bring your own knitting, crocheting, or other fiber project, and the house lights are kept low so you can keep crafting while you watch. It's a low-pressure way to spend an afternoon—you can follow the movie as closely as you like, or just let it run in the background while you work on your project. Ritual Dyes is there to offer assistance and support, so if you get stuck on a stitch or just want to talk shop, they've got you covered.
Ritual Dyes is a yarn shop and dye studio in Southeast Portland that's been around since 2017. It started in Rachel's kitchen before moving into a neighborhood local yarn store and dye studio. Their curated selection of makers' tools, accessories, and supplies draws inspiration from nature, the Pacific Northwest, nostalgia, and the occult, and they pride themselves on their inclusive crafting community. It's a local business that's grown from a home project into a neighborhood fixture, and they bring that same community focus to these screenings.
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The movie starts at 4 PM and runs 100 minutes, with doors opening at 3:30 PM. Tickets are $15.
