Posted By Kelly Merka Nelson on Mon, Mar 1, 2021 at 12:02 PM click image Kellen Stanley via Instagram / bluestarart Blue Star Contemporary teased the CAM Kickoff with an enigmatic photo by Kellen Stanley, who collaborated with Xavier Gilmore on AnOriginal Drive. After being interrupted by the onset of COVID-19 cancellations and closures in 2020, Contemporary Art Month is returning for 2021 with pandemic safety in mind. On Friday, CAM hits the ground running with a drive-in event held in Artpace s parking lot. The annual CAM Kickoff will feature a screening of the 2021 CAM Perennial exhibition Here, the rivers run both ways and a live performance of Xavier Gilmore s AnOriginal Drive, a multidisciplinary work created in collaboration with Andrea Voca
The Philadelphia Film Society's drive-in theater at the Navy Yard will reopen on March 5. Tickets are $12 for adults, $8 for PFS members and $7 for children ages 12 and under. All tickets must be purchased online and free tickets for community screenings must be reserved online. The drive-in will be open through October, ending with 30th Philadelphia Film Festival screenings.
New drive-in lets you enjoy first run feature movies from the safety of your car
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SANTA MONICA, Calif. Since the closure of movie theaters due to COVID-19, drive-in theaters are making a comeback with safe and socially distanced way to enjoy a night out with your friends and family.
WE Drive-Ins in Santa Monica, CA is now making it possible for people to enjoy new releases outside the home and in the safety of their own car.
Each vehicle will receive one WE Experience Pack full of goodies specially curated which includes premium popcorn, beverage, reserved VIP parking, and vouchers from local and national partners worth in excess of $30 to maximize your WE experience.
One week after the 2021 Lunar New Year, cars rolled into the University of Georgia intramural fields E01 parking lot to continue the celebrations. Asian pop music floated on the chilly night breeze as friends gathered to build a socially distanced community with which to celebrate the new year.
On Saturday, Feb. 20, the UGA Asian American Student Association hosted their annual cultural show, Lunars. To ensure the safety of all attendees amidst the pandemic, in-person attendance was drive-in only, and all performances were also streamed on YouTube.
Past celebrations have featured live performances, but the 2021 showcase was instead recorded ahead of time. Despite the changes, the sense of community shared between those who attended the drive-in event transcended the physical distance between them.