Drive-in theaters evoke nostalgia, a step back to the 1950s. The first opened in New Jersey in 1933, when opening night drew people from at least 20 states to watch movies outdoors from their cars.

One man's backyard experiment turned into America's favorite way to watch a movie outdoors.

Memphis has shaped American culture for generations. From music to movies to literature, these Memphians have made a ...

Long before streaming, the family sedan turned parking lots into the best seat in town.

When choosing the state's most significant cultural pathmaker, the choice between Helen Bonfils and the beloved singer came down to a soccer match ...

Beverly Shores is a tiny, tucked-away community on the southern shore of Lake Michigan, and it might just be Indiana’s ...

Oldenburg is a small southeastern Indiana town that carries the nickname “Village of Spires,” a name inspired by the tall, ...

Step back in time at Bengies Drive-In Theatre, Maryland's only drive-in movie theater and home to the largest movie screen in the United States. Celebrating 70 years in business this year, the ...

Detroit's Senate Theater is preparing to show a first-run feature for the first time in decades. The 100-year-old theater, which is known for its revival showings and its Mighty Wurlitzer Organ, will ...

Triple XXX Family Restaurant opened in 1929, making it Indiana’s first and oldest drive-in. The current building dates to 1961 and is a genuinely rare surviving example of googie burger-stand ...

Travis P. Wagner and Peter Meyerhof, board members of the Sonoma Valley Historical Society, believe they have set the record straight about the birthplace of the Golden State’s first commercial ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Eustis has been the Public Theater’s artistic director for 21 years, stewarding Free Shakespeare in the Park, nurturing “Hamilton” and navigating the coronavirus pandemic. “I ...