Commemorate Memorial Day with a parade in the South Hills. The parade starts on Brookline Boulevard in Brookline, goes to Pioneer Avenue through Dormont and to the Mount Lebanon Cemetery.

"Every day is margarita day at Jose & Tony's...But, come celebrate with us on Thursday anyway," as the event description declares. Located in Dormont, it's a family restaurant offering a variety of quesadillas, burritos and nachos.

Truly a bargain, you can get a house margarita for $3 or a Loaded Landshark (!!!) for $4. To pair with the booze, cheeseburgers in paradise are on the menu for $5.

A two-day event at the Hollywood Theater is dedicated to the art of the movie poster. On Friday, a preview will offer everybody who attends their choice of a free poster from the theater's storehouse (while supplies last) and a screening of the documentary "24x36: A Movie About Movie Posters." Friday's event is $10. Saturday's movie poster auction is free to attend.

The Hollywood Theater is offering a free screening of the 1980s classic "Gremlins" as part of Dormont Main Street's Christmas in July. There are no tickets for the event — it's first-come, first-served with doors opening at 3:30 p.m.

It's the theater's 91st birthday and that comes with prizes and a special screening of "Bob Roberts." Tickets include the movie, food, non-alcoholic drinks and five raffle tickets. More raffle tickets plus beer and wine will be available for purchase. Movie starts at 8:30 p.m.

See the film version of the classic dystopian novel "1984." The Hollywood Theater is one of more than 180 theaters showing the movie on the same day that character Winston Smith began his journal: April 4th. A discussion facilitated by the ACLU of Pa follows the movie. A portion of all ticket sales go the Dormont Public Library.