The Bryn Mawr Film Institute invites moms with infants (dad's to) to catch a matinee showing.
From the BMFI:
Frequently Asked Questions about Going Gaga
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Q: When do Going GaGa screenings take place?
A: Going GaGa screenings take place every Wednesday at the early matinee. Check the BMFI web site for exact time.
Q: Do I need to buy tickets in advance?
A: No. Tickets go on sale at the box office thirty minutes before showtime.
Q: How much do tickets cost?
A: Tickets are $7.00 general admission, and $5.00 for BMFI members. Babies come free!
Q: What kinds of movies do you show at Going GaGa events?
A: We show the same newly released films that we show in the evening. Just check your local newspaper or our web site for the listings.
Q: Is there an age limit for babies?
A: There is no official age limit for babies. However, remember that the films that we screen are geared towards an adult audience; for this reason, we recommend that babies be no older than eighteen months.
Q: Is there a place to change diapers?
A: Yes, we provide you with a changing table.
Q: Can I bring a stroller into the theater?
A: Unfortunately we cannot allow strollers into the theater as they block access to the fire exits. However, we will provide you with a safe and secure area to leave your stroller during the screening.
Q: How is the theater environment baby-friendly?
A: Lights are dimmed, but never off, making it easy to find your way in and out of the theater as needed. Also, the volume level will be turned down so as not to damage your baby's more sensitive eardrums.
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A: Yes.
Q: What if my baby cries?
A: That's ok! Going GaGa events are specifically geared towards parents with young infants, so nobody will mind if your baby cries or makes noise during the movie.
Q: Where can I park?
A: The village of Bryn Mawr has many municipal lots, and there is also free parking located in the lot directly behind the theater, which is accessible from Bryn Mawr Avenue.View further information and a map that will direct you to our free parking.
