Photo by Kevin.Cochran

MOVIE: Savor this last bit of perfect weather and head to Crystal City for their final Superheroes outdoor film screening. Tonight’s selection is last year’s The Dark Knight. Free, starting sometime after sunset, which is now at about 7:05 p.m.

The Age of Stupid will broadcast to 400 theaters tonight across the U.S. from a satellite link-up out of a solar-powered movie theater in New York. The film is billed as a drama-documentary-animation hybrid, starring Oscar-nominated Pete Postlethwaite as an old man living in the devastated world of 2055. Locally, the film is broadcasting at the Mazza Gallerie 7, Hoffman 22 with Imax, and Tysons Corner 16. All screenings are at 7:30 for $12.50/ticket.

MUSIC: The Ganymeade Arts Festival, a ten-day celebration of LGBT arts that includes visual arts, dance, theater and comedy performances, opened over the weekend. Tonight will feature A Very Special Cabaret with local musical theater star Will Gartshore and rising jazz vocalist Maureen Mullaney at 8 p.m. for a pay-what-you-can admission. At Miss Pixies Backroom Palace.

READING: Harvey Cox, Harvard scholar and author of When Jesus Came to Harvard and The Secular City, will present his thoughts about the history and future of religion tonight at Politics and Prose. “Cox divides Christian history into three periods: the Age of Faith, during the first Christian centuries, when the earliest followers of Jesus lived in his Spirit; the Age of Belief, from the Council of Nicaea to the late 20th century, during which the church replaced faith in Jesus with dogma about him; and the current Age of the Spirit, in which Christians are rediscovering the awe and wonder of faith.” Free, 7 p.m.