Big Sky Outdoor Cinema

08/29/2026

Setting up tonight in Livingston at Mike's Park! JOIN US!

08/22/2026

Was another perfect evening for a movie in the park!

08/21/2026

Tonight in Deer Lodge!

We hope the weather cooperates with this upcoming event we have planned!
*Family Fun Night!
* August 21st!
*Movie starts at Dusk!
*snacks will be being sold!

08/20/2026

What a PERFECT night for an outdoor movie!!

04/12/2026

Movie night at Big Sky Resort with Rivian!
Big Sky Resort
Rivian

02/15/2026

Next Saturday! Join us in Missoula Currents Pool Dive-In Event!

We're 1 WEEK AWAY from our Dive In Movie! Minecraft will be on the big screen at Currents Aquatics Center on Feb 21st! 💦📽️

You won’t want to miss this epic night—so we’re giving you TWO showings: 5:00 & 7:30 PM! Grab your tickets today online with the link in our bio, over the phone at 406-721-7275 ext. 1, or in person at The Currents Front Desk.

Event details
📽️ The Minecraft Movie
📅Saturday, Feb 21st
🕰️5:00 & 7:30PM
📌Currents Aquatics Center
🎟️$6
🍿Concessions Available

01/17/2026

Tonight is the night!!

How to Train Your Dragon is making a splash in our pool THIS tomorrow night! 🐉💦

Dive into the fun at 5:00 PM OR 7:30 PM.

Tickets are limited, so grab yours online or call our front desk at 406-721-7275 (ext. 1) before they’re gone! Link to purchase - http://bit.ly/4jgpgiK

11/15/2025

Tomorrow night at Currents Aquatics Center in Missoula!

We’re ONE WEEK AWAY from our Dive-In Movie! 🧜‍♀️🎥 Have you gotten your tickets yet?! They’re almost sold out—and we’ve only got ONE showing this year, so grab yours today! 🎟️

Become part of Ariel’s world and trade your feet for a tail in our exclusive Merfolk Swim Class right before the movie! Register by October 29! 🧜‍♂️

A big thank you to our sponsor, Children’s Dentistry of the Rockies! We couldn’t make this event possible without your support. 🥰

🎟️Purchase your ticket at https://ow.ly/RQAL50X4Xcq

09/05/2025

The Toronto International Film Festival premiere of John Candy: I Like Me was already set to be emotional, but Ryan Reynolds and Colin Hanks added a moment that brought fans to their feet. Instead of arriving in sleek black cars like most stars, the two pulled up in a replica of the vintage Chrysler LeBaron convertible from Planes, Trains and Automobiles. The choice was more than just showmanship it was a nod to one of Candy’s most unforgettable performances and a way of making his presence felt on the night dedicated to him.

For Reynolds, who has always worn his admiration for Candy on his sleeve, the gesture was a love letter to the comedian’s legacy. The LeBaron wasn’t just a car it symbolized the vulnerability, humor, and humanity Candy brought to Del Griffith in the 1987 classic. Choosing to arrive in that replica tied the documentary back to its roots, reminding everyone that the title I Like Me came from that very film. It was a cinematic wink that Candy himself would have likely loved.

Colin Hanks, who co-produced the documentary with Reynolds, shared the moment with quiet pride. Growing up around his father, Tom Hanks, and witnessing Candy’s brilliance firsthand, he knew just how deeply the car and the film resonated with fans. Their arrival wasn’t just an entrance; it was a storytelling moment in itself, one that set the tone for a premiere filled with nostalgia, laughter, and emotion. Together, they honored John Candy not only with words on the screen but with a gesture that brought his spirit back onto the streets of Toronto.

08/26/2025