Lady and the Tramp (1955) Movie Screening: Presented by Locust Street Art

Join us on April 24th for a special screening of Walt Disney's Lady and the Tramp (1955). Our animation team will introduce the film and share about the historical significance of the movie. Guests are welcome to stay after the film for a discussion on themes, animation styles, artistic choices, and more!

This movie screening is Pay What You Can. Popcorn and Hot Chocolate will be available to purchase before the screening!

"Historically, the film marks the end of an era at Disney. Lady and the Tramp was the last feature animated entirely using hand brush-inked cels, a labor-intensive technique that gave the studio’s early classics their soft, elegant linework. Afterward, Disney adopted the Xerox process to reduce costs and preserve animators’ pencil lines, making the film a poignant farewell to one of animation’s most meticulous crafts."

Locust Street Art is located in a historic building with eight steps to access our main entrance. A side entrance is available for students with limited mobility—this entrance has four steps to access our main hallway. We are currently fundraising to make our building more accessible. Please contact us if you have concerns related to accessibility so we can try to make accommodations. Limited free parking is available on the street.

All screening proceeds go to support our community art classes!

Learn more about Locust Street Art at www.LocustStreetArt.org or email [email protected]

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