The Greenville Drive-in: 'Cinema with a Twist'
Movies, music, cocktails and more in the Northern Catskills of New York.
TUES 9/22: THE GLORIAS
THURS 9/24: TAKE THIS HAMMER
THURS 9/24: TAKE THIS HAMMER
THE GLORIAS
(R: 2020)
Join us at Greenville Drive-In Outdoor Cinema on September 22nd for a special pre-release screening of Julie Taymor's THE GLORIAS starring Julianne Moore, Alicia Vikander, Janelle Monáe and Bette Midler. Tickets are $15 per person with one car limit per order. Advance purchase is highly recommended. Doors open at 6:00pm and movie starts at 7:30pm.
Sarah Johnson, one of the film’s executive producers, will be joining us for a live pre-show Q&A!
Courtesy of Roadside Attractions.
THURS 9/24: TAKE THIS HAMMER
THURS 9/24: TAKE THIS HAMMER
THURS 9/24: TAKE THIS HAMMER
TAKE THIS HAMMER
(NR: 1964)
With an opening short film from ALL ARTS’ Box Burners: "How We Stay"
Basilica Hudson returns for its third installment of the Basilica Non-Fiction Screening Series at the Greenville Drive-In with James Baldwin: Take This Hammer (59 minutes), presented with ALL ARTS.
This event is free, with a suggested donation of $15 at the box office or made online to keep programs free, help sustain Basilica and support filmmakers. Capacity is limited to 125 cars, first come first serve.
This 1964 documentary shows James Baldwin discussing racism in housing with San Francisco's Black community. His conversations are interspersed with poetic scenes of everyday life in neighborhoods that are about to be lost to gentrification. Baldwin presciently describes the impact of job and housing discrimination, which remain relevant to today's conversations around racial equity.
Doors 6:30 PM Film begins at 7:30 | Suggested donation $15 per car
FRI & SAT 9/25-9/26
THURS 9/24: TAKE THIS HAMMER
FRI & SAT 9/25-9/26
THE ROCKY HORROR
PICTURE SHOW
(R: 1975)
Celebrate the 45th (!) Anniversary of
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
as it returns to Greenville's Drive-in 32.
One screening on Friday night at dusk (approximately 7:10pm) with doors at 6:15pm
There will be two screenings on Saturday, one starting at dusk with doors at 6:15pm and a second show starting at 10:00pm with doors at 9:45pm
We will have PROP BAGS & a special cocktail
Tickets are our normal pricing:
1= $8, 2= $16, 3= $20 4+= $24
COVID-19 INFORMATION
Additional Information
- CAPACITY: We will be limiting capacity to 135 cars per night. The tickets are available online at https://greenvilledrivein.simpletix.com/ and are first-come, first served. We are presently accepting credit/debit cards and cash in the box office.
- PARKING: All spots are now marked by Row and Space number. You select your spot online or are assigned one at the box office and that is your spot. Park in that spot. There is no general admission for 2020. We have already blocked out every other space to ensure appropriate social distancing for early season screenings. Assigned parking is necessary for this season so that we can maintain control over density and spacing. It also allows us to now offer car-side delivery of pre-ordered fresh baked cookies during the movie (order in the snack bar before the film starts).
- PRICING: there is a minor price change due to trying to simplify the online ticket pricing options. The pricing is now as follows: 1 ticket =$8, 2 tickets =$16, 3 tickets =$20 and 4+ tickets=$24. Children under 5 do not require a ticket. The ticketed persons must all be in one car.
- CONCESSIONS: At this time, we have a streamlined express menu, and not the entire breadth of our usual menu. Access to the concessions building and biergarten requires a mask, and markers have been placed at 6' intervals to assist with social distancing. The entrance to the snack bar is by the airstream on the Rt. 32 side.
- RESTROOMS: One person or family unit at a time, please. Touch-free fixtures have been added to help reduce viral transmission. Wash your hands.
- MASKS: While in your car or in the area immediately surrounding your vehicle, no mask is necessary. However, if you leave the cocoon of your spot to use the restroom or place an in-person order in the biergarten area, a mask is necessary.
This protocol is in effect until further notice. We obviously hope that as the health of the community improves as a whole, some of these limitations will be less necessary. Please remember that your attendance here at Greenville’s Drive-In 32 is voluntary. If you find our present approach disagreeable you are under no obligation to attend. Similarly, our willingness to be open for public screenings is also voluntary. Should we be presented with uncomfortable or unsafe behavior, we will discontinue public screenings. The safety of our staff and guests are our number one priority at Drive-In 32.
We know this is a lot to digest. It is lot for us to digest as well, so we do please ask for patience and understanding as we get everything smoothed out. We are happy to finally be open and we’re looking forward to what promises to be a *memorable* season in the Northern Catskills.
