Chris Foran

2 days ago | jsonline.com | Chris Foran

Summer in Milwaukee means we take everything outside — including the movies. Here's a guide to the free outdoor movie events in the Milwaukee area this summer and fall. Unless otherwise noted, movies all begin at dusk. Dates and titles are subject to change. (You know about rain and Milwaukee weekends.)BaysideThe village’s Fall Fest, held outside the Village Hall at 9075 N. Regent Road, includes a Movie on the Hill (title to be announced) at 7:15 Sept. 20. Info: baysidewi.gov. Need a break?

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Chris Foran

Documentaries about justice and beating the odds won top awards at the 2025 Milwaukee Film Festival. In an awards ceremony May 8 — the last day of the 15-day festival — "Middletown," which follows a group of student journalists who uncover a conspiracy in their community in New York state, won the festival's Luminaries Award, The juried award, given to directors Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine, comes with a $2,500 cash award.

6 days ago | sheboyganpress.com | Chris Foran

Wisconsin's depleted roster of drive-in movie theaters is shorter by two. The Highway 18 Outdoor Theatre, W6423 Highway 18 in Jefferson (at Highways 18 and 89), closed after the end of the 2024 season. Owner Lee Burgess — who had put the drive-in property up for sale after the 2023 season — announced in September 2024 he was retiring and again putting the property up for sale. The drive-in, which was built in 1953, was in bankruptcy when Burgess bought it. He reopened the Highway 18 in 2000.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Chris Foran

Wisconsin's depleted roster of drive-in movie theaters is shorter by two. The Highway 18 Outdoor Theatre, W6423 Highway 18 in Jefferson (at Highways 18 and 89), closed after the end of the 2024 season. Owner Lee Burgess — who had put the drive-in property up for sale after the 2023 season — announced in September 2024 he was retiring and again putting the property up for sale. The drive-in, which was built in 1953, was in bankruptcy when Burgess bought it. He reopened the Highway 18 in 2000.

6 days ago | jsonline.com | Chris Foran

Wisconsin's depleted roster of drive-in movie theaters is shorter by two. The Highway 18 Outdoor Theatre, W6423 Highway 18 in Jefferson (at Highways 18 and 89), closed after the end of the 2024 season. Owner Lee Burgess — who had put the drive-in property up for sale after the 2023 season — announced in September 2024 he was retiring and again putting the property up for sale. The drive-in, which was built in 1953, was in bankruptcy when Burgess bought it. He reopened the Highway 18 in 2000.