Outdoor Movie Events in Australia, January–March 2010
About this archive post. Open Air Cinema's blog has been reorganized into a historical record of the outdoor-cinema industry. This entry compiles real news coverage reported between January 11, 2010 and March 18, 2010, drawn from local papers, trade outlets, and event listings of the time. It was originally published at this address on January 10, 2010; the original URL has been preserved. Source links are included where they remain available.
In January–March 2010, open-air screenings were drawing crowds from neighborhood parks to major festivals.
Screening & Event News
Starlight Cinema signs ME Bank as first naming rights sponsor
MuMbrella Starlight Cinema has signed up ME Bank as the first naming rights sponsor of the outdoor cinema event which launches this week. Myer and Coopers have also.
Swoon at Swayze this Valentine's Day at Eumundi's Outdoor Cinema - Flicks in ...
My Sunshine Coast (press release) Twenty years after teenage girls swooned to the Swayze hips, Dirty Dancing's back in Eumundi at Flick in the Sticks for Valentines' Day on Sunday 14.
Mamma Mia! it's movies by night
Wauchope Gazette This follows the inaugural screening last night of Wal E. The outdoor cinema is now a summer entertainment reality in Wauchope and across the Hastings with.
Catch some flicks outdoors
Noosa News The Eumundi Outdoor Cinema Flicks in the Sticks has announced two more screenings at Eumundi Showgrounds for January — The Blues Brothers for this Friday.
Movie screenings move to music bowl
Daily Advertiser BY LAURA SUCKLING WHILE the last of the Dive-in movies at the Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre came to a close at the weekend, there is still an outdoor movie.
Watch a film under the stars
Crikey One of the benefits of the outdoor cinema experience is the ability to choose between often eclectic line-ups of old and new titles.
Parks, Rec & Municipal Programs
Outdoor cinema proposal
Mandurah Mail PEOPLE could soon be enjoying movies outside during spring and summer after the Mandurah City Council supported an outdoor cinema . At a committee meeting on.
Film Festival Circuit
Warrambeen to host film festival
Weekly Times Now Instead of sheep, the preserved shearing shed will play host to a flock of film buffs, while the natural surroundings make for the perfect outdoor cinema.