The Grand is rolling out four classic films throughout January, pairing nostalgic screenings with local food vendors and themed cocktails in Calgary's oldest theatre. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for drinks and snacks before 7 p.m. showings, with tickets available for $15 plus fees.

The lineup kicks off January 9 with Jim Henson's Labyrinth, where Sarah must navigate an ever-changing maze ruled by the Goblin King to rescue her baby brother. Portland Street Pizza will serve square slices inspired by Portland-style deep-dish throughout the evening.

Bollywood classic DDLJ screens January 16, following star-crossed lovers Raj and Simran as they fight for their romance across Europe and India. Mumbai Bites brings authentic street food to the lobby, and theatregoers are encouraged to dress formally or as their favourite character for this musical celebration.

Back to the Future marks its 40th anniversary with a January 24 screening, as Marty McFly accidentally travels to 1955 and must fix the timeline before returning home. Uncle Fatih's Pizza serves up veggie-forward slices made with fresh dough and rustic ingredients.

The series wraps January 31 with Groundhog Day, just two days before the actual holiday, as cynical weatherman Phil Connors relives February 2 over and over until he discovers humour and humility in the repetition. The Grand team notes that January's quiet atmosphere after the holidays makes gathering for nostalgic films feel especially meaningful as audiences look for connection in the heart of winter.