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Downtown Rochester hosts Movies in the Moonlight – C&G Newspapers

June 29, 2022 by Film

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ROCHESTER– Households can once again delight in the magic of the cinema under the stars this summer season.

The Rochester Downtown Advancement Authority’s 21st yearly Motion pictures in the Moonlight series will start July 16 with “Cruella,” ranked PG-13, sponsored by The Linda Rea Team.

“We have a great film schedule this year,” stated Downtown Development Authority Occasions Coordinator Jenna O’Dell.

Other featured motion pictures consist of the PG-13-rated movie “Mamma Mia!” sponsored by Genisys Credit Union on July 23; the PG-13-rated film “Jungle Cruise” sponsored by Bright Loritos on July 30; and the PG movie “Encanto” sponsored by Lake Michigan Credit Union on Aug. 6. Motion pictures ranked PG-13 are modified versions whenever possible; nevertheless, adult guidance is still recommended.

“As a local cooperative credit union, it’s actually essential that we are associated with some of the activities and occasions that our members and the total community are associated with, as well,” stated Traci Harris of Lake Michigan Credit Union. “It’s just an excellent event for families to delight in– it’s totally free, the motion pictures they select are excellent choices and it’s a really great time to come to downtown Rochester with your family.”

Motion pictures will be predicted onto a big screen near the car park at the corner of East Third and Water, one block east of Main, each Saturday night through Aug. 6.

Prior to each film, beginning at 8:30 p.m., participants can delight in a various pre-show activity– which will include the theme of the movie each week– including activities with The Linda Rea Team July 16, a dance efficiency by VIBE Dance Academy July 23, a go to with the unique animals from The Little Animal Co. July 30 and an “Encanto” singalong Aug. 6.

“It’s a fun, free activity to do with your household,” O’Dell explained.

The movies begin at sunset, around 9:15 p.m., and will be shown in light rain or shine. In case of harsh weather, organizers will make the call whether to cancel a film just before the event and will pass on the message on the DDA’s “Downtown Meal” texting service. Just text the keyword “sign up with” to (866) 603-4005 to register for info about upcoming occasions, promos and other informs.

“We truly try to hold off as long as possible before canceling the movie. If the weather forecast does become serious, we would need to cancel,” O’Dell said.

Organizers state anywhere from 500 to 1,000 individuals usually go to each movie, so participants are motivated to show up early and to bring their own chairs or blankets to sit on. Moviegoers are likewise enabled to bring their own snacks– alcohol and glass containers are not enabled– or they can acquire food there.

“The Little Donut Factory is running our concessions this year at all the movies, so you can grab some doughnuts and popcorn and have an enjoyable, complimentary night with the fam,” O’Dell said,

Downtown Rochester’s Films in the Moonlight is presented by Bright Loritos, The Linda Rea Team, Lake Michigan Cooperative Credit Union, Genisys Cooperative Credit Union, Detroit Tarot Co., Envoy Home Mortgage, The Cool Frog, Lambert Law, Oakland Animal Medical facility, O’Connor’s Pub, Rainbow Connection, Rochester Laser Center, Rochester Mills Beer Co. and Tondue Medical Spa.

For more details, check out www.downtownrochestermi.com or call (248) 656-0060.

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Source: https://www.candgnews.com/news/downtown-rochester-hosts-movies–in-the-moonlight-147

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