Outdoor Movies and Park Screenings in the Rockies, June–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 June 11, 2009 and July 22, 2009, drawn from local papers, trade outlets, and event listings of the time. It was originally published at this address on May 28, 2009; the original URL has been preserved. Source links are included where they remain available.
Through June–July 2009, communities around the world were rolling out screens under the open sky. This roundup gathers reporting from Jefferson City, MO, Eagle, CO and Texarkana, TX, and beyond.
Screening & Event News
Gypsum kicks off concert and movie series
At dusk, the town will show 'Land Before Time' on a 27-by 19-foot inflatable movie screen , Ritts said. The 1998 animated film follows a dinosaur named.
Movies on the River events kick off Saturday
"This event is all about fun," said Bruce Kehe with US Cellular who sponsors the movie nights. "This is our fifth year. Historically, we've had 1300 to 1600.
Six Free Things To Do In and Around Phoenix - June 2009
(Rated PG) is the first movie in a series of upcoming Free Family Movie Nights at the Mesa Amphitheatre. A large inflatable screen will be on the stage,.
Free flicks moving in for summer
The series, sponsored for the fifth year by Community Financial Credit Union, is showing more movies on a giant inflatable screen on more nights than ever.
'Fluke' will be shown free Friday at Dunaway Gardens
"Fluke" will be shown at 8 pm on an inflatable movie screen . The film series began July 11 when "Tobacco Road" was presented on the town square in Moreland.
Parks, Rec & Municipal Programs
Library starting outdoor movie nights
The Missouri River Regional Library and city parks departily-oriented flicks on a giant inflatable screen at dusk on select Friday nights.
De Queen to offer 3 free outdoor movies in park
The project is a cooperative effort with the Sevier County 4-H Clubs, which provided funding for a projector and inflatable screen through a grant.
Industry & Business News
Free movies in Marysville parks
got the organization to put up $12995 for a portable movie screen , Ballew said. The 16-by-9-foot inflatable CineBox screen , obtained from Open Air.