One ticket - 16 exhibitions. Members get free admission + free tickets for friends and more. HMNS at Hermann Park 5555 Hermann Park Dr. Stay in the know. Join our mailing list.Texas History Galleries and Special Exhibitions are open Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Regal MacArthur Marketplace Stadium 16 8505 Walton Blvd, Irving TX 75063 There are no showings at the selected location. Please view the movie details to see more theatres playing the movie in your area. Find Theatres and Showtimes for Find Theatres and Showtimes Ex: Chicago, IL or 60606Filed under News and Student Life, ShowcaseCinema on the Lawn features ‘Lego’ and ‘Guardians’Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' are (from left) Chris Pratt as Star-Lord/Peter Quill, Vin Diesal as Groot, Bradley Cooper as the voice of Rocket Raccoon, Dave Bautista as Drax the Destroyer, and Zoe Saldana as Gamora.Marvel/MCTMarvel/MCTMarvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' are (from left) Chris Pratt as Star-Lord/Peter Quill
, Vin Diesal as Groot, Bradley Cooper as the voice of Rocket Raccoon, Dave Bautista as Drax the Destroyer, and Zoe Saldana as Gamora.Advertisement Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. San Jacinto College Central Campus will feature two movie screenings Oct. 16 during Cinema on the Lawn in the North Courtyard outside the Student Center. Central campus Student Life Coordinator Amanda Rose, along with Administrative Assistant for Student Life Christopher Gates, coordinates the event. It was introduced during the Fall 2010 semester, and according to Rose, “each year the attendance has grown.” Rose said the first viewing is family-friendly while the second film is intended for more mature audiences. This year’s offerings include the “The Lego Movie” followed by “Guardians of the Galaxy.” Screening times are 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., however Rose added, “it’ll just depend on when the sun is setting.” Although the second feature is more explicit, Rose said, “It’s not going to be offensive to individuals as in a culture.”
She said vulgarity is not what they aim for, but “I don’t let that deter either, if it’s a popular movie.” Last year’s event garnered an attendance of 225-250 people, but Rose said the weather affects the outcome. “If the weather’s good people will come.” However, she said there is a back-up plan in the event of adverse weather conditions. Although they have never resorted to it, Cinema on the Lawn would move indoors to the Student Center if necessary. Moviegoers can bring in their own snacks and Rose said, “we encourage people to bring blankets or chairs.” Furthermore, Rose said mosquitoes are never a problem, but repellant is available if patrons need it, and the lawn is treated for ants. Behind the scenes, San Jac does its part to provide the movie showings. “A lot of people don’t realize this, but we have to pay for the copyright to show movies publicly,” Rose said. “It’s worth the money investment that goes into hosting this event.”
Meanwhile, San Jac student and education major Beth Prado attended previous screenings and said she and her family “really enjoyed it.” Compared to a movie theater, Prado said Cinema on the Lawn is spacious and most importantly, free. The idea for the event can be credited to Rose’s time at McDaniel College, a college she previously worked for which held a similar event. “Because the response was so high,” she said, ”I believed that even at a two-year school, you could still have activities like that, and the students are going to want them.” San Jacinto Walmart Supercenter 1861 S San Jacinto Ave San Jacinto, CA 9258310550 Interstate 10 Baytown , TX (map)Information: (281)573-3288 Movie Line: (832) 414-0084 Party/Event Line: (281) 573-3299Theatre features: 3D Under 16, requires adult after 6pm.Under 6, no rated R after 6pm Click Here for Bowling Prices click showtime to purchase The Lego Batman Movie Actor Bill Paxton dies at 61
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