
Cradle of Filth, Beetlejuice and More Open October Schedule at The Covellite
A Friday performance by English death metal legends Cradle of Filth highlights a busy week of music, laughs and movies at The Covellite at 215 W. Broadway. Here is what we can look forward to this week.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 - OPEN MIC NIGHT
Kane O'Neill hosts another fun Open Mic Night at the Covellite with the first performer going on at 8pm. If you'd like to be included, stop by the lounge to sign up after 7pm. Open Mic Night is sponsored by Townsquare Media and Ziply Fiber.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 - FREE MOVIE NIGHT
Tim Burton's 1988 classic Beetlejuice will be Wednesday's free movie on the big screen, sponsored by Townsquare Media, Clearwater Credit Union and Proving Paranormal. Showtime is 8pm.
FRDAY, OCTOBER 9 - CRADLE OF FILTH
Formed in Suffolk, England in 1991, Cradle of Filth have spent more than three decades carving out their place as one of the most influential and recognizable bands in extreme metal. Led by founding vocalist Dani Filth, the band blends black metal, gothic horror, symphonic elements, and theatrical performance into a sound that is unmistakably their own. Showtime is 7pm and tickets are available here.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 - BUBBLES & BEATS KIDS RAVE
Dive into an afternoon of music, movement, and underwater fun at Bubbles & Beats: Under the Sea Kids Rave! Bring the whole family to The Covellite for a colorful dance party featuring live DJs, kid-friendly beats, and an under-the-sea atmosphere. Come dance, wiggle, and have some fun together at this all-ages event, The fun starts at 5pm and tickets are available here.
Covellite Office Hours are 12pm to 6pm Wednesday through Friday or call (406) 333-1658 for further information or details.
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