- November 23, 2024
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Inflatables are set up at Waterside Park on April 12 for Movie in the Park.
Photo by Lesley DwyerKids line up to have their faces painted before the movie starts.
Photo by Lesley DwyerHarry Noordsy, 3, keeps his eye on the floating ball.
Photo by Lesley DwyerKaye and Veda Dixon enjoy some popcorn before the movie.
Photo by Lesley DwyerRaelyn and Rian Bell have a snack while waiting to have their faces painted.
Photo by Lesley DwyerJose and Alejandra Garcia look over the face painting menu.
Alejandra Garcia chooses a flame for her face painting.
Photo by Lesley DwyerStefano Flores, 2, practices throwing a football.
Photo by Lesley DwyerSkeeball is one of four inflatables provided by Grace Church for the monthly movie night at Waterside Park.
Photo by Lesley DwyerMovie night is all about the popcorn and candy, so 1-year-old Lupe Medina sucks on a lollipop.
Photo by Lesley DwyerWhen the sun goes down, the movie starts.
Photo by Lesley DwyerBradenton 4-year-old Alejandra Garcia made the right choice for the occasion.
She picked a muscle car flame to be painted on her face before Movie in the Park began at Waterside Place April 12.
The movie for the night?
"Cars."
Despite a windy night, families flocked to the monthly event alongside Kingfisher Lake.
Grace Church hosts the event on the second Friday of every month at Waterside Park and always brings a treat for the crowd.
On April 12, it was cotton candy, going to the first 300 patrons for free.
A line of inflatables, including Skeeball, T-ball and a bounce castle, tired the kids out before “Cars” played.
The movie screen was inflatable, standing 30 feet high, far larger than the TV 2-year-old Veda Dixon has at home.
Veda said it was her first movie night. She is a big Lightning McQueen fan, and she was not alone.
The grass was thick with blankets and lawn chairs full of McQueen and Mater fans.
The next Movie in the Park is scheduled for May 10.
