Star Wars in New York: Fans can expect screenings of the saga and lightsaber battles
'10.02.2025'
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On Saturday, February 22, United Palace will host a one-day marathon based on the original Star Wars trilogy. Fans can expect live performances of classic soundtracks, a costume parade, a Yoda impersonation contest, a lightsaber duel and an appearance by the Empire City Garrison stormtroopers. Time-out tells more about the event, may the Force be with you!
Star Wars fans will have the opportunity to enjoy a unique concert on February 22 to celebrate the anniversary of the magnificent United Palace in Washington Heights.
It's all part of the opening of the 2025 Movies at the Palace season and the venue's 95th anniversary. Live organ performances of the soundtracks pay homage to the Divertissement Musicale, which was originally performed there by the Loew's Grand Orchestra. Audiences will also have the chance to compete in a Yoda impersonation contest.
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Fans can enjoy signature cocktails and raffles for movie memorabilia.
"Franchise"Star Wars' has created one of the strongest fan communities not only on Earth, but in the entire galaxy," said United Palace CEO Mike Fitelson. "In 2025, what we need most is that sense of togetherness, when strangers share the same РІРІРμС ‡ Р ° С,Р »РμРЅРёС Р, become friends."
Program
- 12:00— Doors Open. Music from Star Wars on organ performed by Ian Fraser;
- 12:30 - Stormtroopers from Empire City Garrison;
- 13:00 — “Star Wars: A New Hope”;
- 15:15 – first lottery draw;
- 15:30 - Yoda parody competition;
- 16:00 — Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back;
- 18:15 – second lottery draw;
- 18:30 – costume parade on stage;
- 18:45 - Lightsaber duel from Project Mayhem Corp.;
- 19:00 — “Star Wars: Return of the Jedi”;
- 21:15 – final lottery draw;
- 21:30 – end of the event.
How to get tickets
Tickets can be purchased here; cost: $30 for adults, $20 for children under 12, as well as seniors and students. Alternatively, you can get a yearly movie membership for $95.
