Tufts University Art Galleries invites you to a screening of Jibade-Khalil Huffman’s recent film "Zero, 2020," followed by a conversation with the artist. Composed in three acts, "Zero" layers together found footage from Star Trek and an almost unbearable accumulation of reverse cinematic car crashes, overlaid with a soundtrack of theme songs, sound effects, and Huffman’s own text and voice. At almost feature length, "Zero" is a meditation on the deep layer of depression and anxiety that our cultural obsession…

Salvatore's Restaurant in Medford Square is presenting the film "The Wizard Of Oz" at dusk in its rear parking lot pop-up dining area. Seating is limited; make a reservation through the Salvatore's webiste, https://salvatoresmedford.com/, or by calling the restaurant at 781-393-9333.

Students in the Film and Media Studies program at Tufts University invite you to the COVID-eo Film Festival and Competition, featuring films that reflect and respond to life in the COVID era and creatively depict the experience of life for Tufts students during this unique period in our history. The virtual screening can be viewed on Vimeo or on Facebook. Visit the festival website for the links: https://tuftsfms.wixsite.com/tuftsfms/covid-eo-screening    

The Medford Public Library presents a Teen Movie Night for teens in grade 6 and up. Take a break and watch a movie with other Medford teens. Sign-up is required in order to receive the Zoom link; do so on the library website at https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=MEDFORD&curID=494032 Also once you’ve signed up, Nicole Perrault of the library staff will send you a poll to vote on which movie the group will watch from hoopla.

The Medford Recreation Department begins its free summer outdoor movie night series with a showing of Disney's 2019 live-action "Aladdin" at the Condon Band Shell park. Please bring a blanket and bug spray. Food and drink are permitted, but families must be sitting and socially distant from other patrons while eating and drinking. No alcohol permitted. Due to COVID-19 there will not be lawn games or popcorn. Running time for the film is 2 hours, 8 minutes. Other films on…

The Medford Public Library presents another Virtual Teen Movie Night for teens in grade 6 and up. Take a break and watch a movie with other Medford teens. Sign-up is required in order to receive the Zoom link; do so on the library website at https://medfordlibrary.org/event/teen-movie-night-2/ Once you’ve signed up, Nicole Perrault of the library staff will send you a poll to vote on which movie the group will watch from hoopla.