A WESTERN pop-up event for all ages featuring small business vendors, a dinner experience, HANDCRAFTED PROVISIONS and LIVE MUSIC all to enjoy under the night sky.
general info before purchasing event tickets:
ALL AGES ARE WELCOME, WE LOVE IT WHEN IT’S A FAMILY NIGHT
GENERAL ADMISSION IS $25.OO*
KIDS 12 & UNDER ARE FREE
KIDS ABOVE 12 ARE $10.00
*DINNER NOT INCLUDED, UNLESS OTHERWISE ADVERTISED
All tickets include entry & popcorn.
NO REFUNDS, ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL.
WHAT SHOULD WE BRING?
Be sure to bring layers to wear. Though it is warm during the day, it does get chilly or damp later in the evening.
We recommend bringing your own picnic blankets with a tarp lining since the grass can get damp. Pillows and cushions can also make your viewing experience even better.
Bring low chairs that have a seat that rests on the ground with a low back. Tall Chairs are NOT allowed. Recommended chair height, from ground to seat is 6″ and from seat to top of chair 21″.
Seating is available on a first-come first-served basis.
IS WESTERN MOVIE NIGHT DOG FRIENDLY?
Dogs are allowed but must be on a leash.
WILL THERE BE FOOD AND DRINKS AVAILABLE?
At every event, we partner with a local food vendor to provide an amazing dining experience that compliments our event.
Drink provisions are sold at every event.
No outside food or drinks are allowed onsite. You may not bring alcoholic beverages onsite. However, alcohol will be available for purchase.
WHAT IS YOUR REFUND POLICY?
All sales are final. Unfortunately we do not offer refunds or exchanges. We are a rain-or-shine event. However in the rare event that weather conditions prove to be unsafe, we will notify ticket holders with information about a rescheduled screening.
WHAT IF I CAN’T MAKE IT?
We can gladly accommodate you with credit to a future event, please fill out our form here.
IS THERE CLOSED CAPTIONING?
We recommend the use of Subtitles Viewer! on Apple devices or SubtitlePlayer on Android for our films when Closed Captioning is required. Both are free and sync to the film at the start of the movie or at the first dialogue. Both are free and can be used anywhere you are seeing a film.
