The Midwest Skyview Drive-In Theater presents A League of Their Own
Name:
The Midwest Skyview Drive-In Theater presents A League of Their Own
Date:
August 14, 2020
Time:
7:30 PM - 7:30 PM MDT
Event Description:
You're invited to the United Way Community Movie night at the Midwest SkyView Drive-In on Friday, Aug. 14th. The free night out at the SkyView Drive-in will feature Live Music, a drive-in premiere of "Racing the Wind" & the movie "Wonder"
Event Schedule
One free small bag of popcorn to each person, sponsored by Chris & Michelle Lambert.
Snowie Bus will be at the drive-in with icy cold snow cones for purchase.
"Tim Ostdiek" performing Live
Tim Ostdiek is a playful, uplifting, and engaging singer, songwriter and performer. He writes feel-good, big-hearted folk with a drop of something funky. With hopeful and purposeful songs, Ostdiek doesn't shy from the deep and heavy. A tasteful and dynamic guitarist, Ostdiek often fits fingerpicking , strumming, and lead elements into one song. Whether in a concert hall, club, brewery, or living room, Ostdiek always reaches the hearts of his listeners and sends them out a little brighter than they cam in.
His songwriting has garnered accolades such as finalist in the 2019 Telluride Troubadour and finalist in the 2019 Folks Fest Songwriter Showcase His song "Goodbye" was featured in the PBS show Roadtrip Nation. Ostdiek has opened for some of the nations' best singer/songwriters, such as Sarah Jarosz and Steve Forbert and played several prominent Colorado venues such as Swallow Hill. Ostkdiek is an important figure in the Longmont, CO, music scene, hosting a weekly open mic/jam and a monthly songwriting group. He plays upwards of 150 shows a year.
Originally from Scottsbluff, Nebraska, his love for music was born in a middle school guitar class. "Once I learned two chords I figured I could start making up my own songs," Ostdiek said. He studied music at Western Nebraska Community College, then communications at the University of Nebraska before moving to Longmont, where he still lives. The move was brought about by the death of a close friend, a breakup, and the desire to start over and heal. This season in his life became the EP "Temporary Home." In the fall of 2016 Ostdiek quit his job at a coffee shop and dropped out of his online classes to pursue music full time. He is currently working on a new album titled set for release in 2020.
Time Ostdiek's performance is made possible with support from Western Seed Farms, LLC.
"Nebraska Stories: Racing the Wind"
Rated: NR Run Time: 25 minutes
The Panhandle skies were willed with nearly 80 balloons as Scottsbluff and Gering hosted two simultaneous events - the U.S. National Hot Air Balloon Championship and the annual Old West Balloon Fest. Tension on the ground and beauty in the sky!
"Wonder"
Rated: PG Run time: 1 hour 43 minutes
Born with facial differences that, up until now, have prevented him from going to a mainstream school, Auggie Pullman becomes the most unlikely of heroes when he enters the local fifth grade. As his family, his new classmates, and the larger community all struggle to discover their compassion and acceptance, Auggie's extraordinary journey will unite them and prove you can't blend in when you were born to stand out.
Free admission "WONDER" is made possible with support from Bluffs Physical Therapy.
The Midwest Skyview offers number parking for up to 165 cars with additional room for overflow as needed, with built-in social distancing measures in place that will allow families to sit outside in their own space. The concessions offering have been expanded to include hot concessions items (Hot Dogs, Pizza, Nacho & Hot Pretzels) with two ways to order, walk up concessions, and online ordering with car-side delivery powered by Viaero, so come enjoy dinner & a movie at the Drive-In. Bringing outside food to the Drive-In is highly discouraged.
And yes, portable toilets will be available.
The Midwest SkyView Drive-In Theater is made possible with support from the Shane & Annette Aulick Family, StorAul, Western Nebraska Regional Airport, KNEB, R&C Crane Service, Scottsbluff Landscaping, DynaTech Electric, MC Schaff Companies, Gering Valley Plumbing & Heating, The Steel Grill/Weborg 21, City of Scottsbluff, Infinity Construction, Superior Construction, Sandberg Implement, Rusch General Construction, VanPelt Fencing, H&H Ventures, Viaero Wireless, The Pumpkin Patch at BBE Farms, Ryans Welding, Nebraska Arts Council, Nebraska Cultural Endowment, Humanities Nebraska, National Endowment for the Humanities.
Event Schedule
- United Way Duck Draw Car on site & Duck sales
- 7:45-8:25 p.m. Live Music "Tim Ostdiek"
- 8:30-9:00 p.m. NET Nebraska Stories "Racing the Wind"
- 9:05 p.m. "Wonder"
One free small bag of popcorn to each person, sponsored by Chris & Michelle Lambert.
Snowie Bus will be at the drive-in with icy cold snow cones for purchase.
"Tim Ostdiek" performing Live
Tim Ostdiek is a playful, uplifting, and engaging singer, songwriter and performer. He writes feel-good, big-hearted folk with a drop of something funky. With hopeful and purposeful songs, Ostdiek doesn't shy from the deep and heavy. A tasteful and dynamic guitarist, Ostdiek often fits fingerpicking , strumming, and lead elements into one song. Whether in a concert hall, club, brewery, or living room, Ostdiek always reaches the hearts of his listeners and sends them out a little brighter than they cam in.
His songwriting has garnered accolades such as finalist in the 2019 Telluride Troubadour and finalist in the 2019 Folks Fest Songwriter Showcase His song "Goodbye" was featured in the PBS show Roadtrip Nation. Ostdiek has opened for some of the nations' best singer/songwriters, such as Sarah Jarosz and Steve Forbert and played several prominent Colorado venues such as Swallow Hill. Ostkdiek is an important figure in the Longmont, CO, music scene, hosting a weekly open mic/jam and a monthly songwriting group. He plays upwards of 150 shows a year.
Originally from Scottsbluff, Nebraska, his love for music was born in a middle school guitar class. "Once I learned two chords I figured I could start making up my own songs," Ostdiek said. He studied music at Western Nebraska Community College, then communications at the University of Nebraska before moving to Longmont, where he still lives. The move was brought about by the death of a close friend, a breakup, and the desire to start over and heal. This season in his life became the EP "Temporary Home." In the fall of 2016 Ostdiek quit his job at a coffee shop and dropped out of his online classes to pursue music full time. He is currently working on a new album titled set for release in 2020.
Time Ostdiek's performance is made possible with support from Western Seed Farms, LLC.
"Nebraska Stories: Racing the Wind"
Rated: NR Run Time: 25 minutes
The Panhandle skies were willed with nearly 80 balloons as Scottsbluff and Gering hosted two simultaneous events - the U.S. National Hot Air Balloon Championship and the annual Old West Balloon Fest. Tension on the ground and beauty in the sky!
"Wonder"
Rated: PG Run time: 1 hour 43 minutes
Born with facial differences that, up until now, have prevented him from going to a mainstream school, Auggie Pullman becomes the most unlikely of heroes when he enters the local fifth grade. As his family, his new classmates, and the larger community all struggle to discover their compassion and acceptance, Auggie's extraordinary journey will unite them and prove you can't blend in when you were born to stand out.
Free admission "WONDER" is made possible with support from Bluffs Physical Therapy.
The Midwest Skyview offers number parking for up to 165 cars with additional room for overflow as needed, with built-in social distancing measures in place that will allow families to sit outside in their own space. The concessions offering have been expanded to include hot concessions items (Hot Dogs, Pizza, Nacho & Hot Pretzels) with two ways to order, walk up concessions, and online ordering with car-side delivery powered by Viaero, so come enjoy dinner & a movie at the Drive-In. Bringing outside food to the Drive-In is highly discouraged.
And yes, portable toilets will be available.
The Midwest SkyView Drive-In Theater is made possible with support from the Shane & Annette Aulick Family, StorAul, Western Nebraska Regional Airport, KNEB, R&C Crane Service, Scottsbluff Landscaping, DynaTech Electric, MC Schaff Companies, Gering Valley Plumbing & Heating, The Steel Grill/Weborg 21, City of Scottsbluff, Infinity Construction, Superior Construction, Sandberg Implement, Rusch General Construction, VanPelt Fencing, H&H Ventures, Viaero Wireless, The Pumpkin Patch at BBE Farms, Ryans Welding, Nebraska Arts Council, Nebraska Cultural Endowment, Humanities Nebraska, National Endowment for the Humanities.
