Wyoming County Cultural Center at the Dietrich Theater 

Newsletter - February 7, 2025
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Dog Man Love Hurts
Flight Risk Dirty Dancing
You've Got Mail The Philadelphia Story
Roman Holiday

Coming Soon
Winter Fest
Captain America Paddington in Peru

Classes and Events at the Dietrich

Wyoming County Reads - Cold Mountain

Admission: Free to all programs
Presented by: the Tunkhannock Public Library, the Dietrich Theater, & The Little Book Place
Sponsored by: the Wyoming County Commissioners Office
Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. – Book discussion of Cold Mountain at The Little Book Place
Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 1 p.m. & 7 p.m. – Movie Showing of Cold Mountain at the Dietrich Theater
Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. – Book/film comparison of Cold Mountain at the Tunkhannock Public Library
The Tunkhannock Public Library, the Dietrich Theater, and The Little Book Place would like to invite you to read Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier as part of the Wyoming County Reads 2025. You are welcome to borrow copies of the books from the Tunkhannock Public Library, take part in book discussions facilitated by Mary Zbegner at the Tunkhannock Public Library and The Little Book Place, and see the movie Cold Mountain at the Dietrich Theater.  For more information, please call the Dietrich at 570-836-1022x3. 
Macbeth
Winter Fest Preview Day
Interview with a Falconer
Courageously Kind
The Oscars History
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At the Dietrich by Hildy Morgan
         Hildy will be back soon with tales from the Dietrich and South Auburn.

Live at the Dietrich - by Margie Young
The Wyoming County Commissioners Proclamation for Wyoming County Reads 2025: Pictured (sitting left to right): Commissioner Tom Henry, Commissioner Rick Wilbur, Commissioner Ernie King, (standing left to right): Wyoming County Solicitor Paul Litwin, The Little Book Place store owner Stacy Hovan, 
 and Dietrich Theater Executive Director Erica Rogler. 

Are you looking for a new way to exercise and improve your mental outlook at the same time? For the last 13 years Barbara Tierney has taught Kundalini Yoga at the Dietrich.  Currently, classes are Saturday mornings at 10:00 a.m., a perfect time to physically and mentally jumpstart your weekend.  I was a beginner Kundalini practitioner 13 years ago, and I am so glad that I stuck with the practice that includes breath work, including “breath of fire,” lots of spinal exercises, chants and so much more. My good friend Ingrid Rogler and I have been faithful practitioners for all these years, and we want to encourage you to give it a try. It can be practiced on a chair or a mat or a combination of both. We celebrated Ingrid’s 77th birthday last Saturday!  Barbara calls us her “Tunkhannock family,” because she comes from Scranton to teach our classes. For information or to register call the Dietrich at 570-836-1022 x3.  
 Coming up on Sunday, February 16 at 2:00 p.m., sponsored by the Dietrich Theater, Tunkhannock Business and Professional Women and Marywood University, you are invited to the Courageously Kind Project, a free event.  Presenters Liz and Maddie Adams will tell you about their own lives and encourage and teach you how to be kinder to yourself and others. Everyone will receive a token of kindness.  Light refreshments will be served. You are invited to this inspirational afternoon, so come with family and friends. 
 Breaking news is that Erica just told me that we have a very special event coming up on Sunday, February 23 at 2:00 p.m. The free Dietrich Film Favorite of the month is Glory, a Civil War story that won an Academy Award for Denzel Washington.  It is sponsored by the Ezra Griffin Grand Army of the Republic Museum in Scranton at the Steamtown Mall.  This film has a local connection, because the 54th regiment featured in the film served nearby a local regiment, the 52nd PA Regiment, known as Luzerne Regiment. The 52nd PA Regiment was the first federal unit to reclaim Fort Sumter on February 18, 1865.  Bob Baker and other members of the Ezra Griffin GAR Association will introduce the film.  Pick up your free tickets at the ticket booth or call the number above to reserve yours.
 Speaking of the Civil War, as I write this column, I am making plans for tonight to go to the first Wyoming County Reads discussion at the Tunkhannock Public Library. The featured book this year is Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier. It is a book that I bought in 1997 when it was published. My son Andy is visiting me now and remembers that he read it back then and loved it and can still remember it vividly. So, he will come with me to the book discussion, led by Mary Zbegner, tonight. I love it when Dietrich events can help me entertain my family.
The next discussion will be at our new book store next door to the theater – The Little Book Place. Yes. Wednesday, February 12 at 7:00 p.m.  and the movie of Cold Mountain, with Nicole Kidman and Jude Law will be at the Dietrich on Wednesday, February 19 at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., two free showings. 
 Last night my son Andy and I saw the last showing of The Complete Unknown at the Dietrich. It was the second time for me, and I loved it even better the second time. And it was another chance for my son to see how much is offered at our Dietrich Theater. He lives in Chicago and is so impressed by all the Dietrich provides.
 Now we can look forward to Winter Fest and 21 foreign and independent films, beginning Friday, February 21 with Conclave at 7:00 p.m.  My friends and I will make our own dinner plans at a Tunkhannock restaurant ahead of time.  I invite you to do the same. 
 There are so many reasons to come through our doors this February. I guarantee that new doors will open up for you if you do.
The Dietrich Theater would like to recognize the following sponsoring businesses and organizations that patrons see on the Dietrich's screens before a movie.  We appreciate your support!
Ace-Robbins, Inc.
The Belt Law Firm, P. C.
Catherine J. Garbus, Attorney
Century Farm, LLC
Children's Service Center
Chocolates By Leopold
Comfort Inn & Suites 
Coterra Energy
Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau
ERA Brady Associates
The Fireplace Restaurant
Francis J. Collini, MD, F.A.C.S.
GEM 99 & 100
HANDS of Wyoming County
Hoyt Keiser 
Jewelry World
Kintner Modular Homes, Inc.
Laceyville Lumber
The Little Book Place
M & T Bank
Mayflower Florist & Farm Market
Meshoppen Cat Rescue
Milton Hershey School
MMQ & Associates, P.C.
Nimble Hill Vineyard & Winery/ Nimble Hill Brewery
Nostalgia Car Wash
P & G Mehoopany Employees Federal Credit Union
Parkhurst Rustic Events
Patrick Murray, M.D. and Family
Peoples Security Bank & Trust
Route 6 Auto Body, Inc.
Sheldon Kukuchka Funeral Home
Sherwood Chevrolet Buick GMC
Sickler's Home Supply
Susan Distadio, Coldwell Banker Town and Country
Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center
Tioga Bistro  
Tunkhannock Public Library
Twigs Cafe & Restaurant
Valentine's Jewelry
Victims Resource Center

 Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming County Health Foundation
Wyoming County Heart & Soul
Wyoming County Human Services
Wyoming County Press Examiner
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