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Free Movie Night: “Back to the Future” & Back to School

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Before Hernando’s kids go back to school, they are invited to go back to the future! Brooksville Main Street will present the final summer Moonlight Movie of the season, “Back to the Future,” on Saturday, August 10, 6:30 p.m.–11 p.m. at Hernando Park, located at 205 E Ft Dade Ave. in downtown Brooksville. In addition to enjoying a free flick and free parking, guests will have the chance to receive back-to-school freebies as well!

BMS invites area families to travel through time in the unforgettable DeLorean car while we reminisce about the ‘good ole days!’

“Back to the Future” is the top 30-rated movie on the Internet Movie Database and won an Oscar for Best Sound Effects Editing. The motion picture also won the Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film. It tells the story of Marty McFly, an eighties-era teenager who accidentally teleported back to 1955 in a plutonium-powered DeLorean “time machine” invented by a mad scientist. His mission? He must make sure that his teenage parents-to-be meet and fall in love – so that he can get back to the future.

“This is my favorite movie,” said Dawn Triconi, executive director of Brooksville Main Street. It’s a feel-good movie—exactly what we need to see right now.”

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Triconi also sees “Back to the Future” as the perfect ‘back-to-school’ flick! “This is the perfect family date night movie, It’s a great last hurrah before the kids go back to school,” she said.
The movie starts at dusk, but guests are encouraged to arrive early to participate in the pre-movie games and activities. They are welcome to come dressed in their favorite 50s, 60s, 70s, or 80s costumes.

“The movie was set in the ’50s and was released in the ’80s,” Triconi said. “It’s hip to be square!”
Back by popular demand, DJ Shalamar will appear in the park before the show, pre-movie, spinning music and hosting games for everyone’s enjoyment.

“He serves on our board and shows incredible energy,” said Triconi.

As an added bonus, DJ Shalamar has partnered with BMS to host a free backpack and school supply giveaway, consisting of limited quantities, first come, first serve. BMS thanks the City of Brooksville, Affordable Building Products of Florida LLC, Viva La Skin and Lashes and Laura’s Southern Charm Salon for sponsoring this year’s backpack drive. Also, The Local Barber Shop will be offering free haircuts on site for boys and Bene’s Career Academy will be offering free haircut coupons for girls. “Our community businesses are coming through to offer free Back to School goodies for the kids,” said Triconi.

Brooksville Fire Department also will be back again with the Tower Truck to cool off guests.
Guests will be welcome to stroll throughout downtown, enjoying restaurants, merchants, and retail stores. They can partake in food trucks, ice cream vendors, and arts and crafts merchants on site. For more information, visit www.welovebvl.org or visit their Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/brooksvillemainstreet/

“This movie series has been so successful, and we’ve had so much fun,” said Triconi. “Brooksville Main Street will be joining with the City of Brooksville to bring the community many more outdoor movie events in the future.”

Brooksville Main Street is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that is also an accredited member of the national Main Street America™ network and Florida Main Street, a division of the Florida Department of State. Brooksville Main Street is dedicated to revitalizing historic downtown Brooksville, promoting economic development while preserving cultural heritage and enhancing the overall quality of life for residents and visitors alike. For more information, please visit www.welovebvl.org.

Megan Hussey
Megan Hussey
Megan Hussey is a features journalist and author who is the winner of Florida Press Association honors and a certificate of appreciation from LINCS (Family Support Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Task Force) and Sunrise Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center for her newspaper coverage of these issues. She graduated cum laude from Ball State University in Muncie, Ind., with a journalism major and English/sociology minor, and previously wrote for publications that include the Pasco editions of The Tampa Tribune and Tampa Bay Times. A native of Indiana, she lives in Florida.
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