Drive-in Movie Series

Clark County Parks & Recreation along with TruVision Cinema present the Mobile Drive-in Movie Series.  The series will kick off with the screening of "Sing" Friday, September 11 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Winchester Dondero Cultural Center parking lot. 
Admission is free.  Doors open at 6 p.m.

Space is limited based on availability and is first come first served.  The movie will begin screening at 7:45 p.m.  Parking spots are limited to every other space to maintain proper social distancing guidelines.  Chairs are allowed but must be within the vehicle's designated area.

The following is a schedule of movies and sites for September:

• Sept. 11, "Sing" Winchester Dondero Cultural Center
• Sept. 18, "Little Rascals" Hollywood Community Center
• Sept. 25, "Beetlejuice" Walnut Recreation Center
• Oct. 2, "Addams Family Values"  Helen Meyer Community Center
• Oct. 9, "Wonder Park" Parkdale Community Center
• Oct. 16, "Hocus Pocus" Hollywood Community Center
• Oct. 23, "Addams Family (Animated)" Helen Meyer Community Center
• Oct. 28, "Monster House" Desert Breeze Community Center
• Oct. 29, "Nightmare Before Christmas" Desert Breeze Community Center
• Oct. 30, "Hotel Transylvania" Winchester Dondero Cultural Center
• Nov. 6, "Black Panther" Pearson Community Center/ Buena Vista Lot
• Dec. 11, "Jingle All the Way" Helen Meyer Community Center
• Dec. 18, "The Santa Claus" Helen Meyer Community Center

In accordance with the governor's directive, participants will be required to wear face coverings and follow social distancing guidelines when outside of their cars. 

Prohibited Items

No drugs/drug paraphernalia No weapons (guns, knives, explosives etc.) No fireworks No glass No loud music or outside programs playing from car stereos No tents or large blow-up structures No BBQ's or cooking of any type

No recreational games or ball throwing (i.e. footballs, frisbees, corn hole etc.) Must stay in designated space No driving lane encroachment No drones Must take care of own trash No pets No political banners, flags, posters etc. No promotional handouts

People are also reminded to wash hands thoroughly and frequently avoid large gatherings, wear a mask, stay home when sick and stay at least six feet way from others when out in public to help limit the spread of the coronavirus.  Those who do not follow these guidelines may be asked to leave.