Dear Strand Fan,

Tonight is our final 2023 Friday Night Frights.  This year's series has been our best FNF lineup yet.   We featured Universal Films Monster Movies.  The lineup included:

February - DRACULA (1931)
March - FRANKENSTEIN (1931)
April - THE OLD DARK HORSE (1931)
May - THE MUMMY (1932)
June - THE INVISIBLE MAN (1933)
July - THE BLACK CAT (1934)
August - THE WOLF MAN (1941)
September -  SON OF FRANKENSTEIN (1939)
October - BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) with Sammy Terry
November - CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (1954)

It has been a fantastic year.  This was the first year we sold a Season Pass Thank you to our loyal FNF Season Pass Holders.   We will be announcing our 2024 Friday Night Frights lineup soon.    See you on Friday November 10 for the CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON.  Doors open at 7pm, movie starts at 7:30pm.   Tickets are available at the door and the balcony WILL be open!

Get ready to be entertained! MARC PRICE - AWKWARD ADULT YEARS COMEDY TOUR.   Saturday night!

Marc, best known as Skippy from the beloved 80's sitcom Family Ties, is a multi-talented performer who has conquered the worlds of stand-up comedy, acting, hosting, and even writing and producing.

Not only has he shared the stage with comedy legends like Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld, but he has also starred in movies alongside rock icons Ozzy Osbourne and Gene Simmons. From Trick Or Treat to the upcoming release Witch Ways, Marc has left his mark on the big screen.

But his talents don't stop there. Marc has hosted late night talk shows and TV game shows, showcasing his wit and charm. Behind the scenes, he has written and produced for major networks like E!, TBS, Disney Channel, and more.

Even during the pandemic, Marc didn't miss a beat. He kept the good times rolling as he hosted his own daily 80s radio show on WROD The Rock of Daytona in Florida. Talk about dedication!

And that's not all - he has two exciting television projects in the works and is hitting the road for more thrilling tours than ever before.

Don't just take our word for it - critics rave about Marc's talent. The Los Angeles Times hails him as "refreshingly bright," while the Boston Globe describes him as "wickedly funny."