You can buy admission tickets online. Pick a date and time to visit the Museum. Timed-entry slots are released generally one-month prior. All sales are final and payments cannot be refunded.
Join local studio The Yoga Room for a free class in the beautiful MoMI Courtyard! Museum doors will open at 10:30 a.m. for check-in, and the class will begin at 11:00 a.m. Stick around after the class to enjoy a treat from the MoMI cafe, or visit the Museum galleries.
Denis Villeneuve’s visually astounding sequel, starring Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, deepens and extends the original film’s philosophical inquiries and innovations. See it and hear the incredible sound design 6/28 as part of our Dolby Atmos Summer Saturdays.
Filmed in largely queer spaces and in his psychotic, almost cinéma vérité style, this manic melodrama from Andy Milligan is notable for showcasing a more caring, even sweet side of the director, a significant departure for the typically misanthropic and ghastly grindhouse guru.
In his Academy Award-winning performance in Martin Scorsese's film, Paul Newman reprises his role as Fast Eddie Felson, 25 years later and retired, who takes a brash young talent, played by an endearingly cocky Cruise, under his wing. Screens on 6/27 and 6/28.
Get ready for a night unlike any other! If you've ever wanted to party in the MoMI Courtyard and lobby after everyone else has gone home, now's your chance! Silent Disco takes over MoMI on 6/28 (open to ages 21+).
In this absurdly entertaining melodrama, Tom Cruise plays a business student turned strutting bartender whose formidable pouring skills prove to be no match for hard doses of reality after the mixologist gets mixed up in the unresolved life of his cynical bartender mentor (Bryan Brown), while also falling hard for Elisabeth Shue.
James Cameron’s generation-defining blockbuster screens on July 5 for the holiday weekend as part of our MoMI Loves series.
Tom Cruise gives an overwhelming dramatic performance in Oliver Stone’s mesmerizing biopic of Vietnam veteran and antiwar activist Ron Kovic. This intelligent and emotionally intense epic won Stone his second Best Director Oscar.
Rob Reiner’s fiery and compelling adaptation of Aaron Sorkin’s play about a green JAG Corps lawyer assigned to a troubling court martial case allows Cruise to sink his teeth into an array of courtroom dramatics.
Dustin Hoffman won an Academy Award for his portrayal of severely autistic Raymond Babbitt, but Tom Cruise is every bit his equal as his little brother Charlie. Barry Levinson’s tale of fraternal love struck a major nerve in 1988, grossing nearly 200 million dollars and winning Best Picture.
