The Beverly Theater in Downtown Las Vegas invites audiences to make an offer they can’t refuse this August as Mob Month returns with a new partner in crime: The Mob Museum.

The monthlong celebration of organized crime cinema features mob classics, anniversary screenings and a conversation after “Goodfellas” with The Mob Museum Research, Collections and Programs Vice President Geoff Schumacher.

Movie lovers can take advantage of a cross-promotion between the two DTLV institutions in August. Guests who present a Mob Museum wristband or membership card at The Beverly Theater will receive 20% off any Mob Month screening, while visitors who show a Mob Month movie ticket at The Mob Museum will receive 20% off museum admission (restrictions apply).

From gangster epics and arthouse classics to filmmaker Q&A’s, late-night favorites, new independent films and the return of Final Girl Film Club, August offers something for every kind of movie lover.

Mob Month

Cinema’s best-dressed criminals return to the big screen in a celebration of films where loyalty, ambition and betrayal collide. This year’s lineup spans modern classics, cult favorites and unforgettable performances, culminating with a post-film conversation exploring the real-life history behind one of cinema’s greatest mob films.

• 20th Anniversary: “The Departed” (2006) – Aug. 5-8
• “Miller’s Crossing” (1990) – Aug. 8-14
• “Casino” (1995) – Aug. 15-17
• “Dredd” (2012) – Aug. 19-22
• “Goodfellas” (1990) (the main photo) – Aug. 26, 7 p.m., featuring post-film conversation with Schumacher
• “Gomorrah” (2008) – Aug. 29-31

Art House Favorites

August continues The Beverly’s commitment to repertory cinema with anniversaries, classics and restorations that deserve to be experienced on the big screen.

• 50th Anniversary: “Network” (1976) – July 28-30
• “The Red Shoes” (1948) – July 29-Aug. 1 (Pick-it Tickets)
• “Santa Sangre” (1989) – July 30-31
• 50th Anniversary: “Car Wash” (1976) – July 30
• “The Piano” (1993) – Aug. 14-18 (4K Restoration)
• 25th Anniversary: “Moulin Rouge!” (2001) – Aug. 15-20
• “Run Lola Run” (1998) – Aug. 16-20

New Films

Discover the latest independent features making their way to The Beverly’s screen.

• “I Want Your Sex” (2026) – July 31-Aug. 5
• “Her Private Hell” (2026) – Aug. 7-13
• “Olmo” (2025) – Aug. 12-15
• “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” (2026) – Aug. 28-Sept. 2

Filmmaker Q&A’s + Special Guests

Go beyond the credits with conversations featuring filmmakers and guests offering unique into the films and their creative journeys.

• “Meduza” (2025) with Q&A – Aug. 13, 6:30 p.m.
• “The End of the Tour” (2015) with director James Ponsoldt – Aug. 16, 1:15 p.m.
• “Welcome Space Brothers” (2023) – Sept. 10, 7:30 p.m. Q&A with the filmmakers and a member of Unarius.

CineSoleil

The Beverly’s signature CineSoleil series continues with favorites, overlooked gems and audience classics.

• “Atonement” (2007) – Aug. 2-6 (Pick-it Tickets)
• “Far From Heaven” (2002) – Aug. 6-10 (Pick-it Tickets)
• “Valley Girl” (1983) – Aug. 19-21 (Pick-it Tickets)
• “Wallace & Gromit: The Classic Shorts” – Aug. 27-30 (Pick-it Tickets)

CineSomnia

Late-night moviegoers can once again dive into surreal, provocative and unforgettable cinema with CineSomnia.

• “Blow Out” (1981) – Aug. 10-12 (Pick-it Tickets)
• “Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives” (2010) – Aug. 17-20
• “Holy Motors” (2012) – Aug. 24-27
• “Barrio Triste” (2025)– Aug. 25-31

Final Girl Film Club

Following its successful debut, Final Girl Film Club returns for another nostalgic night of movies, friendship and themed fun.

• 25th Anniversary: “The Princess Diaries” (2001) – Aug. 27, 7 p.m.

The Beverly Theater Is Live

• The Technicolors – North American Tour, Tuesday, Aug. 4

Arizona indie rock favorites The Technicolors bring their fuzz-driven sound blending ’90s Britpop influences with desert rock swagger. The band’s catalog includes “Tonight You Are Mine,” “Neon Roses,” “Space Cadet” and “Dress Up for You.” Doors open at 7 p.m. (18+)

Tickets and complete programming are available at TheBeverlyTheater.com.