The latest installment of our ongoing tour of America’s art houses pays a visit to the Loft Cinema in Tucson, Arizona, a vibrant nonprofit theater that has been serving the local community since 1972. Boasting one of the longest-running continuous ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW screening series on record, as well as an eclectic mix of live events—including costume competitions, sing-a-longs, a free annual children’s film festival, and more—the theater has become a beloved and vital part of the fabric of Tucson. In recent years it’s even started to take its show on the road, hosting solar-powered outdoor screenings across the state in an attempt to bring the Loft experience to people who can’t make it to the movie theater—including Arizona’s Native American communities. Dedicated to raising awareness of local issues through both its programming and community-outreach initiatives, the Loft is not only a movie theater but a vital cultural steward for the southern Arizona region.