Monster Movie Nights
Updated: 4 days ago
Please note that due to rain forecast, October 12th's screening of Casper will move to Anaheim MAKE, located at 500 S. Anaheim Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92805
Since tonight's movie (10/12) is being shown indoors, please do not bring your own seating. However, cozy blankets and sweaters are warmly welcome!
Halloween Monster Movie Nights Every Monday in October at Farmers Park
Lumen Experiences presents free Halloween Monday Night Movies at Farmers Park, shown on a large LED screen with surround sound. Showtime is 7 p.m., and guests are encouraged to arrive early to settle in with spooky-season sips and savors from the Packing District's international array of restaurants.
Movie night organizer and Anaheim resident Naeem Yeager explains why he wanted to bring this community event to Farmers Park: “My wife and I bring our kids here all the time. We wanted to give the community a relaxed reason to come together in October, spread out on the lawn, and enjoy a Halloween classic with their friends, family and neighbors. We hope it becomes something people look forward to every year.”
The family-friendly movie lineup:
Monday, Oct. 5: “Beetlejuice”
Monday, Oct. 12: “Casper” (RAINY DAY - MOVING WATCH PARTY INSIDE ANAHEIM MAKE)
Monday, Oct. 19: “The Addams Family”
Monday, Oct. 26: “Hocus Pocus”
Free parking is available at the neighboring garages near Anaheim City Hall and the Downtown Community Center, just a one-to-two-block walk away.
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About the Anaheim Packing District
Located at 440 S. Anaheim Blvd., the Anaheim Packing District encompasses four historic landmarks (the Anaheim Packing House, the Packard Building, MAKE and Villain's Brewing) along with the glorious 2-acre Farmers Park. The main ingredient of this foodie quintet is the Anaheim Packing House, built in 1919 and one of the last remaining citrus packing warehouses in Orange County, which has been historically preserved and retrofitted as OC's first communal food hall. The Packard Building anchors the north end of the district, while MAKE, a 109-year-old former marmalade factory built in 1917, and Villain's Brewing establish its southern border. Boasting more than 40 unique food and beverage artisans, the Packing District offers a culinary menagerie for families and visitors alike.
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