
Southington Drive-In's 2026 Summer Movie Schedule
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Southington Drive-In in Connecticut unveils its 2026 summer movie schedule, offering 15 weeks of outdoor cinema from May 30th to September 17th. The lineup features a mix of timeless classics and new releases, with family-friendly pricing at $20 per vehicle. Proceeds support local groups, and the snack bar runs through Southington High Schools DECA Club. Connecticuts three remaining drive-ins, including Southington, keep the nostalgic magic alive, so grab your crew and enjoy summer screen time under the stars.
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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Southington Drive-In's 2026 Summer Movie Schedule. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 23rd. This is Hartford News today, driven by AI, Southington Drive, In, and Connecticut, just unveiled its 2026 Summer Movie Schedule. The spot opens May 30th with the 1975 blockbuster jaws, then rolls nearly every Saturday through September 17th, 15, weeks of outdoor cinema total. The lineup blends timeless classics and fresh drops, like cars, the Princess Bride, the 1984 Karate Kid, Top Gun, Ferris Bueller's Day, Off, Zootopia 2, the 1978 Superman, Greece, and Wicked. They'll skip July 4th and July 25th to let folks hit the Italian American festival instead. This town-owned, volunteer-driven gem reopened in 2010 as a non-profit haven, pricing stays family-friendly at $20 per vehicle, powered by lead sponsor Riches Chevrolet. Proceeds fuel local groups, and the snack bar runs through Southington High School's Deca Club.
Connecticut holds just three permanent drive-ins now. Man spills the giant with three screens in a marketplace vibe, while Pleasant Valley and Barkhamstead draws crowds for vintage car and motorcycle. Shows alongside the flicks. Drive-ins like these keep that nostalgic magic alive, so grab your crew, pack the car, and catch some summer screen time that hits different under the stars.
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