Jaws is back on the big screen! Released in the summer of 1975 - Steven Spielberg's thriller terrified audiences out of the water and shaped the summer blockbuster

Join us for a night celebrating the 2026 Iowa Rock N Roll Hall of Fame Inductees. Steve Hugg, The South Prairie Band, Carlos Capdevila, and Leaving Abbey take the stage for an evening of great music!

The Capitol Theater invites horror fans to a special Double-Feature on Saturday, August 22, hosted by the I Like It Spooky Horror Podcast and sponsored by Bigger Boat Collectibles. Join us for a night of cult horror on the big screen featuring Popcorn and Fade to Black. Before the films, browse a selection of horror-themed merchandise, books, collectibles, and more from local vendors and authors set up throughout the theater. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with movies beginning at 7:00 PM. Featured Films: Popcorn (1991) Rated R Runtime: 91 minutes A group of film students hosting an all-night horror movie marathon discover that a masked killer is using the event as inspiration for real-life murders. Fade to Black (1980) Rated R Runtime: 102 minutes A lonely movie fanatic obsessed with classic cinema begins reenacting famous film scenes as he spirals into a deadly fantasy world of his own making.

The Reunion Beatles – Fantasy Tribute is the only show of its kind: a multimedia concert that answers the question, “What if the Beatles had reunited?” Unlike traditional “tribute” acts, this critically praised production imagines John, Paul, George, and Ringo together again, performing not only the classic Beatles hits but also the best of their solo careers, including songs like “Imagine,” “Live and Let Die,” “My Sweet Lord,” “Photograph,” and even “Now and Then.” Performed fully in character by top international tribute artists (but without wigs or 1960s costumes), The Reunion Beatles blends music, humor, and multimedia visuals to deliver “The Concert That Never Was...Until Now!” First two rows priority seating will get a meet and greet with the band.