A movie theater that opened in 1967 is reopening after closing during the pandemic. The theater will be open on Friday nights and Saturdays, showing second-run movies and retro features. Tickets will be $5. The reopening is set to take place on Friday, Sept. 11 and Saturday, Sept. 12.

The theater's original business plan is being reinstated as part of its comeback. Additionally, a youth job-skills partnership will soon be restarted, offering training in various areas.

Further details about the theater's reopening and its programs are available from the source. The theater is owned by Woodland Hills Church and has a history of operating a job skills program prior to the pandemic.