Showing 11/5-11/15
Thursdays- 7:30pm
Fridays- 4:30 & 7:30pm
Saturdays- 4:30 & 7:30pm
Sundays- 1pm & 4pm
Organ Performances- Sundays 3:30pm
*No extra fee to purchase online

Thursdays- 7:30pm
Fridays- 4:30 & 7:30pm
Saturdays- 4:30 & 7:30pm
Sundays- 1pm & 4pm
Organ Performances- Sundays 3:30pm
*No extra fee to purchase online


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A Halloween Weekend to Remember at The Lafayette!
Rocky Horror Takes Center Stage....and Makes the News!
Halloween night was one for the books as The Rocky Horror Picture Show and the Apoca-Lips shadow cast transformed The Lafayette into a celebration of costumes, music, audience participation, and pure Rocky Horror fun. We're especially excited that the evening's festivities were featured on News 12, with images capturing the energy, enthusiasm, and incredible spirit of our audience. Be on the lookout for another feature about the event in Rockland News as soon as tomorrow. A huge thank you goes out to our hard working staff (Nathan & Mia pictured above at concessions) and everyone who came dressed for the occasion and participated in our Rocky Horror Costume Contest. Congratulations to our Top 5 Finalists and our winner, pictured above with the fantastic Apoca-Lips Shadow Cast!
Silent Cinema Comes Alive
A heartfelt thank you to the more than 200 guests who joined us for the 1925 silent classic The Phantom of the Opera. Presented by the New York Theatre Organ Society, the event featured an exceptional live performance by Dr. David Kopp on the historic Ben Hall Mighty Wurlitzer Organ, bringing the century-old masterpiece to life in a way that simply can't be experienced at home. The afternoon was a wonderful celebration of film, music, and theatrical history, and we were thrilled to welcome movie lovers from throughout the region. Many guests also enjoyed a special discounted dinner at Da Nina Restaurant, making it a perfect downtown Suffern outing (note photo in the top right corner of Lafayette's beloved Franco Riffo, organist Dr. David Kopp and Lafayette Owner Ari Benmosche).
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The Lafayette was designed by renowned architect Eugene DeRosa. The 1,000 seat venue originally sported her own Muller Organ to accompany silent films and live performances. In the late 1980s the NYTOS installed the Ben Hall Memorial Mighty Wurlitzer Organ - which still plays today!
The Lafayette features both first run films and classics.
Amazing Q&A experiences, film festivals, live performances, Holiday Extravaganzas, private events, and much more can all be found right here, in Suffern, NY!
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97 Lafayette Avenue, Suffern, New York 10901, United States