New Freedom Heritage announces the 2007outdoor movie night schedule. The first movie outdoor movie is “The Sound of Music” on Saturday, July 28.  New Freedom Heritage will hold two additional movie nights this season. The second movie, “Back to the Future” will be shown Aug. 25. Finally, “Field of Dreams” will round out the season on the night of the New Freedom Fest, Sept. 22.

All movies begin at dusk and admission is free. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.

New Freedom Heritage expresses gratitude to the following businesses and community groups for their support of the town’s 2007 outdoor movie nights, including Crescent Industries, Marlin’s Auto Center, New Freedom Lionesses and Donahue Printing. New Freedom Heritage is a grass roots organization committed to encouraging civic pride and cohesiveness through projects focusing on beautification efforts, historical preservation and community involvement.

Additional detail on joining or supporting New Freedom Heritage is provided at http://www.newfreedomheritage.org.

Don’t forget that free movie night in New Freedom next week - July 28 The Sound of Music

Where are the movies shown?

Slightly related....was there ever a drive in theatre around here? (southern York Co)

jmkas - 20 July 2007 10:25 PM

Slightly related....was there ever a drive in theatre around here? (southern York Co)

Search is your friend, this was recently discussed

http://www.syclife.com/forums/viewthread/1394/

Yes. THere used to be one over on the Trail north of Shrewsbury. I believe in the area of the skate park.

The movies are shown on the wall at Marlins Auto Center on Main Street seating is in the little park on the side of the building.

Looking for a fun night out in New Freedom? Don’t forget our second 2007 summer movie night featuring Back to the Future will be held on Saturday, August 25th.  The movie will begin at dusk in the green space next to Marlin’s Auto Shop in downtown New Freedom.  Food and drink are provided courtesy of the New Freedom Lioness Club and New Freedom Heritage. 

This is a great opportunity for families.  Come out and show your community spirit by supporting this great local event!

The drive-in movie was located where the Old Trail Vet’s office is.  The road next to it is called Theater Drive.  Apparently at one time they showed x-rated movies there, which could be seen from I-83 (or so I’ve been told by people that have lived here much, much longer than me.) The theater had recently closed when I moved to the area in 1986.

My in-laws used to own the Old Trail Restaurant located next to the old Shrewsbury Drive In. The restaurant along with the drive in are gone, now history. If I recall clearly, it was the first Drive In my wife and I went to when we first starting dating. As kids we had a blast at that Drive In, we even put our friends in the trunk to avoid the entrance charge (hey, we were kids). When they started to show the X rated movies, cars would line up a mile long on the shoulder of I-83 and sit there to watch the movies later to be chased off by the State Police. One of my best friends used to live in the actual movie screen. I remember going to visit him in the summer, and the apartment inside the screen (all metal) would have temperatures over 100 degrees. Yes, no air conditioner, no place to put it. The Shrewsbury Drive In, Lincoln Drive In, Columbia Drive In, Timonium Drive In, Stony Brook Drive In, They are all “Dark” now, just a memory, but a good one.

mini-bike-dude - 17 August 2007 11:36 AM

My in-laws used to own the Old Trail Restaurant located next to the old Shrewsbury Drive In. The restaurant along with the drive in are gone, now history. If I recall clearly, it was the first Drive In my wife and I went to when we first starting dating. As kids we had a blast at that Drive In, we even put our friends in the trunk to avoid the entrance charge (hey, we were kids). When they started to show the X rated movies, cars would line up a mile long on the shoulder of I-83 and sit there to watch the movies later to be chased off by the State Police. One of my best friends used to live in the actual movie screen. I remember going to visit him in the summer, and the apartment inside the screen (all metal) would have temperatures over 100 degrees. Yes, no air conditioner, no place to put it. The Shrewsbury Drive In, Lincoln Drive In, Columbia Drive In, Timonium Drive In, Stony Brook Drive In, They are all “Dark” now, just a memory, but a good one.

Nothing Gold Can Stay

The New Freedom Heritage Showing of Back to the Future has been rescheduled for this Saturday, September 1st.

The movie will start at dusk under the mural on Marlin’s Auto Shop.

Food and beverages will be available for purchase.