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Open Air Cinema, a global leader in outdoor cinema equipment, today announced that several military and government organizations including the U.S. Marines, Camp Pendleton and the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan have recently purchased inflatable movie screens and other cinema equipment to boost morale, relieve stress and help build a strong sense of military community.
Auburn’s Summer Sounds & Cinema started in the summer of 2004. The popular outdoor concert and movie series is now a three-week series held throughout the month of August and provided by the City of Auburn. In addition to the lively music and the movie under the stars, event coordinators plan exciting activities to keep viewers entertained, engaged and coming back. With creative programming ideas - such as bee mobile crafts in conjunction with the Bee Movie, partnering with the Pacific Northwest Delorean Club when showing Back to the Future and a giant meatball slingshot competition at this year's screening of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs - the audience thrives on the excitement. With on-site food concessions, an opportunity for FREE Child ID kits, inflatable rides and more, Auburn's Summer Sounds & Cinema is a blockbuster hit that attracts an audience of over 3,000 per summer.
Lacey Parks & Recreation does movie nights in our park Saturday nights in the summer and have been so doing since 1997. Lacey, Washington is located just north of Olympia, the state capital and we have about 36,000 in population. Our movie nights are great family events each summer with attendance ranging from 200-over 1000 per night. It is a part of our summer entertainment series that also includes Tuesday evening Children’s Entertainment (Jugglers, magicians, etc) and Wednesday noon music concerts.
The City of Allen’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting began as a small community event more than 15 years ago but has since grown from a gathering of approximately 150 people, to a crowd of more than 1,000 people. It was originally held at the fire station and the lights were strung from a flag pole. It then moved to the front of City Hall and the tree was an Eastern Red Cedar that was transplanted from Allen Station Park in 2000. The program was held in the parking lot. In 2004 the event moved into the newly designed Civic Plaza. The tree then became a 35 foot artificial tree with more than 20,000 lights. The move to the Plaza also allowed for more holiday decorations and lights. We now have more than 40,000 lights in the Plaza and on the buildings surrounding the plaza.
We've just issued a brand new newsletter for the Open Air Community, and wanted to pass the link along so you could hear about the revolutionary new noise-cancelling blower boxes, as well as hear the details about our new website (although if you're reading this, you've probably noted many changes already.
Open Air Cinema is about to turn the inflatable industry on its head! We are proud to introduce our new complete line of noise canceling blower boxes. Our patent pending design is the result of thousands of hours of research and development focused on significantly reducing the noise of inflatable air blowers. Not just for outdoor cinema, these boxes will drastically cut the noise level of air blowers for any bounce house, slide, or other inflatable structure. A fun center running 10 blowers will suddenly sound as if there are only 3 blowers running! The best part is that these boxes are completely collapsable for transport and storage.
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We've just issued a brand new newsletter for the Open Air Community, and wanted to pass the link along so you could hear about the revolutionary new noise-cancelling blower boxes, as well as hear the details about our new website (although if you're reading this, you've probably noted many changes already.
