Hull’s Drive-In — America’s Nonprofit Movie Theater
Hull’s Drive-In is genuinely one of America’s most remarkable places to see a movie — and the story behind it is as good as any film showing on its screen. Located north of Lexington, it opened in 1950 and ran for nearly 50 years until its owner passed away in 1998. Facing closure, a group of devoted community members formed “Hull’s Angels” — a non-profit — and raised $75,000 from 600 donors to buy and reopen it. Today Hull’s is the first community-owned, non-profit drive-in theater in America. It shows current family-friendly double features Thursday through Sunday from […]
Goochland Drive-In Theater
One of America’s top-rated drive-in theaters, located right off I-64 between Charlottesville and Richmond. The Goochland Drive-In is a modern facility paying genuine homage to the classic drive-in experience: first-run current releases on a proper big screen, double features, classic American concessions at incredibly affordable prices ($4.85 for a burger, $3 for a fountain drink), and a family atmosphere that’s been drawing hundreds of cars every weekend for years. Tickets are priced by the carload, which makes it a remarkable deal for families. Arrive early for a centered spot, tune your radio to the posted FM frequency, and […]