Parks and Municipal Movie Nights in the South, May–July 2009
About this archive post. Open Air Cinema's blog has been reorganized into a historical record of the outdoor-cinema industry. This entry compiles real news coverage reported between May 13, 2009 and July 26, 2009, drawn from local papers, trade outlets, and event listings of the time. It was originally published at this address on June 17, 2009; the original URL has been preserved. Source links are included where they remain available.
The story of May–July 2009 in outdoor cinema is one of growing audiences and new venues. The stories here run from Eureka Springs, AR, Fayetteville, AR and Louisville, KY to points further afield.
Screening & Event News
Firefighters group rescues Friday Night Movies
An additional movie will be shown at the Lewis Soccer Fields to kick off the 2009 Fall Soccer Season. Movies are shown on an inflatable screen , and swimmers.
When sun sets, movie starts at Lucky 13 series
Arkansas Democrat Gazette - AR,USA She'll also officiate a wedding at the outdoor cinema that night. In previous years, audience members of all ages wore outrageous costumes to Horton Hears a.
Sister Cities forms alumni association
The Crescent Hill Outdoor Cinema Series returns for a fifth year to the Peterson-Dumesnil House, 301 S. Peterson Ave., on Friday.
Volunteer Center organizes 'green' service day
Lacey's Outdoor Cinema Series presents 'Raiders of the Lost Ark': Movie starts at dusk Saturday at Huntamer Park, corner of Seventh Avenue and Woodland.
Parks, Rec & Municipal Programs
Lucky 13 Cinema to begin 6th season
By Don Lee EUREKA SPRINGS -- "Good, clean, weird family entertainment" is how the Lucky 13 Outdoor Cinema billed itself as it announced its sixth season.
Council acts to preserve Starlight Cinema ; Artery still mired in ...
Supporters of the Lucky 13 Cinema and The Artery showed up to speak. Rae Hahn said more than 60 percent of those attending the outdoor cinema are local.
Where's the fire? Were parking meters really an emergency?
Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema and Artery producer Charlotte Buchanan said the pay station near the outdoor cinema was broken down 5 1/2 weeks ago when she.
Special council meeting approves $30000 for parking meters
of both automated pay stations downtown, in parking lots next to the Courthouse and next to the Lucky 13 Outdoor Cinema , have broken down recently.