My schedule is beginning to get back to normal. Somewhat. Until I can build up a backlog, though, sharing some quick links will help me get back into a posting routine. That said, this was an interesting one I ran across. And rather timely, all things considered.
From the article:
“Today, in 2020, there are 350 working drive in theaters across the country, a number that has been in a steady decline. But they’ve seen a rise in popularity lately thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, as it’s deemed a socially distant activity. But what does the future look like for drive-ins?”
I’m from and currently live in Kentucky and there used to be one in every little town you drove through. I think I’ve been to one drive-in movie theater in my life. In my twenties. In Indiana. I checked and it’s still on the map linked to in the article. If I went to one earlier than that here in Kentucky, I was probably so young I don’t remember it. Because there aren’t any around us now. And I can’t remember when the one in my hometown closed. I can barely remember where it was.