Scarecrow
Uniting People With Film
The Seasoned Ticket #49
Robert Horton is a Scarecrow board member and a longtime film critic. He will be contributing a series of “critic’s notes” to the Scarecrow blog—a chance to highlight worthy films playing locally and connecting them to the riches of Scarecrow’s collection.
The Seasoned Ticket #48
Robert Horton is a Scarecrow board member and a longtime film critic. He will be contributing a series of “critic’s notes” to the Scarecrow blog—a chance to highlight worthy films playing locally and connecting them to the riches of Scarecrow’s collection.
The Seasoned Ticket #47
Robert Horton is a Scarecrow board member and a longtime film critic. He will be contributing a series of “critic’s notes” to the Scarecrow blog—a chance to highlight worthy films playing locally and connecting them to the riches of Scarecrow’s collection.
GiveBIG on May 8!
GiveBIG is an annual celebration of support for non-profits. And funds raised through GiveBIG are an important part of Scarecrow’s annual budget.
Your support keeps us here, preserving and growing one of history’s most significant collections of film and tv. And your generosity allows us to provide free programming for the community to enjoy all year long. YOU help us deliver films and gathering opportunities to senior and community centers through Silver Screeners. YOU make our free weekly Children’s Hour possible. And YOU power our Screening Room and programs like Scarecrow’s summer movies in Magnuson Park.
Please support Scarecrow through GiveBIG. Early giving is open now and your gift will keep us here, connecting more people with their next favorite films.
“X” MARKS THE SPOT: Classic Comedy
by John S.
“X” Marks The Spot is a series that zooms in on a specific section of the giant treasure map that is the Scarecrow Video floor plan – spotlighting some of the gems (known and unknown) hidden within Scarecrow’s vast collection. Join the hunt.
The Seasoned Ticket #46
Robert Horton is a Scarecrow board member and a longtime film critic. He will be contributing a series of “critic’s notes” to the Scarecrow blog—a chance to highlight worthy films playing locally and connecting them to the riches of Scarecrow’s collection.
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