Rebel Without a Cause at Griffith Observatory
This fall, the 1955 classic returns to Griffith Observatory for two evenings under the stars.
ABOUT THIS PROGRAM
In 1955, Rebel Without a Cause made James Dean an icon and gave Griffith Observatory its first-ever starring role, playing itself.
We celebrated this legacy last year, when the Observatory marked its 90th anniversary and the film marked its 70th, with two sold-out screenings. Now, two more evenings with the film await this fall.
Enjoy introductions to the film and conversations with
- Dr. E.C. Krupp, Observatory Director
- Mark Pine, Observatory Deputy Director
- Kara Knack, Foundation Board President Emerita
Be sure to pose for photo opportunities at iconic filming locations, and explore Griffith Observatory’s exhibits, telescopes, and panoramic views after-hours.
Film Runtime: 1h 51m | Rated: PG-13
ADMISSION
- General Admission – $50
- Foundation Members – $45
General admission opens September 22. Foundation members enjoy pre-sale access to tickets and discounted rates.
Become a member today to access these and other benefits and get your tickets now, or sign up for email newsletters from Griffith Observatory Foundation to receive news and updates about future events and programs.
Every purchase benefits Griffith Observatory Foundation, the nonprofit supporting Griffith Observatory.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- Complimentary parking at Griffith Observatory
- A screening of Rebel Without a Cause with special guests in the Leonard Nimoy Event Horizon theater
- Photo opportunities featuring iconic Observatory locations in the film
- Exclusive after-hours access to the entire building including its exhibits, telescopes, and views
- Opportunity to purchase a collectible event poster
- Grab-and-go food from The Café at the End of the Universe
Learn more about this event at obs.la/rebel.
Thank you to our Event Sponsor Lagerlof, LLP for helping to make this celebration possible.
