UpTown Drive-In Theater

04/25/2024

Don’t let the wind stop you from experiencing the best snacks you’ll ever have at any drive in theater.

04/04/2024

🎉 Step right up to the greatest show in town! 🎠 Join Uptown Drive-In Theater at Southern Careers Institute on April 25th for the Carnival Festival! 🎬 Get ready for a blockbuster day filled with exciting attractions, delicious concession snacks, exclusive merchandise, and a mesmerizing showcase of the movie Migration. 🍿 Don’t miss out on the fun - mark your calendars and join the fun!

04/02/2024

We are excited to share our journey and what we've raised in our fundraising goal for our vision to come to live, so from the bottom of our hearts, thank you to the incredible generosity of our donors and supporters.

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03/03/2024

We're overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for our drive-in theater venture! As we continue to bring our vision to life, we're immensely grateful for the generosity of our community. Your donations help us create unforgettable cinematic experiences under the stars for families, friends, and movie lovers alike.
Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference in bringing our dream to reality. Together, we're building more than just a theater, we're creating memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support! If you'd like to donate or learn more about our project, please visit: https://gofund.me/91cd7576

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12/05/2023

Did you know:

The very first film in color was an 8-minute short film called: A Visit To The Seaside which is an eight minute long British short film showing snippets of average people living their everyday lives!

12/03/2023

The first movie theater opened in 1905 and only charged 5 cents per ticket, paving the way for the cinema industry as we know it today.