Boulevard Drive-In theater, the last of its kind in Kansas City is open for 2025. Visitors can watch the newest movies and classics on its outdoor big screen.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After nearly six decades, the Twin Drive-in is permanently closing. The Twin Drive-In Theater in Independence said its last day will be November 17. The owners announced the ...

KANSAS CITY – Another icon of years past is about to have its final curtain call, as the historic TWIN Drive-in Theatre in Independence is set to close. In a social media post announcing that ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After nearly six decades, the Twin Drive-in is permanently closing. The Twin Drive-In Theater in Independence said its last day will be November 17.

This beloved, long-running drive-in theater will soon open for the 2025 season. ... Situated on 10 acres near Traverse City, the drive-in opened in 1953. It includes a mini golf course, ...

A drive-in movie theater that has brought family fun to the Kansas City community for decades is turning off its screens for good.B&B Theatres Twin Drive-In, located at 291 E. Kentucky Road ...

Independence's Twin Drive-In, owned by the B&B Theatres chain, is shutting down after its landlord increased its rent by 350%. Its absence will leave just one drive-in movie theater in the Kansas ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The MALCO Summer Drive-In, the city’s only drive-in movie theater, is up for sale. The 31-acre property at 5310 Summer Avenue near Interstate 40 is listed by Michael Lightman ...

Twin City Drive-In Theatre is located at 2512 Volunteer Parkway in Bristol, Tennessee. The single-screen theater opened in 1949. Stateline Drive-in is located at 3690 Highway 19 East in ...

The drive-in theaters were open during the months of March through October until the 1980s, when they shortened their operations to April through Labor Day. In 1895, Dr. Edwin D. Frear set up a ...

something about a city rule maybe. so then people would have to drive so far i guess.> 9885 1:01-1:09 tiarra mcabee/doesn't support liquor stores <i don't think they should. leave them where they at.

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The City of Lamesa is showing initial support for the future of the Sky-Vue Drive-In Theater. A few weeks ago, pieces of what’s considered a Lamesa landmark were taken down and ...