Mulholland Drive at Hollywood Forever

Cinespia has scheduled an outdoor screening of David Lynch’s “Mulholland Drive” for Saturday, May 30, 2026, at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles, according to the organizer’s event page. The showing is part of Cinespia’s 25th season at the cemetery, a summer film series that Time Out Los Angeles and other local listings have included in their late-May outdoor movie calendars. The event page lists the 2001 film at Hollywood Forever Cemetery with tickets starting at $24, gates opening at 6:45 p.m. and the movie beginning at 8:30 p.m. Time Out’s 2026 cemetery-screening roundup also identifies “Mulholland Drive” as one of the first Hollywood Forever dates announced for the season. ### When and where is the screening happening? Saturday, May 30, is the date Cinespia lists for the “Mulholland Drive” screening at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. The venue page identifies the location as Hollywood Forever Cemetery, where Cinespia stages its outdoor screenings on the Fairbanks Lawn, an open grassy field inside the cemetery. (cinespia.org) Hollywood Forever Cemetery has long been one of Cinespia’s signature venues, and the organization says it hosts screenings there under the stars with audiences bringing blankets and picnics. The cemetery information page says guests may bring food, beer and wine, while hard liquor is not permitted. ### What does the event page say about tickets and timing? (cinespia.org) Cinespia’s event listing for “Mulholland Drive” gives the clearest schedule: gates at 6:45 p.m. and showtime at 8:30 p.m. The same listing identifies the film as David Lynch’s 2001 feature and marks the event as a “LOW TICKET ALERT.” TicketWeb’s listing for the event also shows Saturday, May 30, with entry beginning at 6:45 p.m. and tickets starting at $24.11 including fees. (cinespia.org) That page separately lists off-site parking at $20 before fees. ### Why is “Mulholland Drive” a notable choice for this venue? (cinespia.org) Time Out’s cemetery-screening guide notes that Hollywood Forever is David Lynch’s final resting place. That makes the May 30 screening a venue-specific tribute as well as a repertory showing of one of Lynch’s best-known films. (ticketweb.com) Cinespia’s site also frames the event in commemorative terms, describing the screening as taking place “at the site of Lynch’s final resting place” and calling it a tribute “25 years in the making.” The organization does not list an onstage program or guest appearance on the event page, but its description ties the film choice directly to the director and the cemetery. (timeout.com) ### How does this fit into Cinespia’s 2026 season? Cinespia’s 2026 lineup coverage in Time Out and Variety places “Mulholland Drive” among the first Hollywood Forever screenings announced for the season, alongside “E.T.” on May 23 and “Moulin Rouge!” on May 24. Variety described the slate as part of the company’s 25th anniversary season. (cinespia.org) The organizer’s main site says Cinespia runs more than 30 events each year across venues including Hollywood Forever Cemetery, the Rose Bowl and the Greek Theatre. For the cemetery series, the company advertises the usual extras around the movie itself, including DJs, concessions and photo opportunities, though the “Mulholland Drive” page centers on the screening time and ticketing details. (timeout.com) ### Where can readers check the broader weekend lineup? Time Out Los Angeles has included the May 30 “Mulholland Drive” screening in both its weekly events coverage and its citywide outdoor-movie calendar. Those listings place the event alongside other May 30 screenings in Los Angeles, including Rooftop Cinema Club and Street Food Cinema programs. (cinespia.org) May 30 is the next date on the schedule for this specific event, with Cinespia’s page directing readers to buy tickets in advance and Hollywood Forever’s information page outlining entry rules for the Fairbanks Lawn. The current listing shows the film at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 30, at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. (cinespia.org) (timeout.com)