This is also Ray Bradbury's childhood hideout. Highly recommend seeing the main exhibit downstairs, they did a phenomenal job restoring this place.

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contrast (feat. Penny)

It hasn't been my regular music player in a long while and I'm not feeling dissecting it for a battery swap. There's an iPhone 5 I found last year which I'll probably wipe and have take over its Cinema lobby music duties. Not doing a show for almost two years must have finally killed the battery.

Almost like a Mamiya Universal minus the Polaroid adapter

And the rest of the mall was just as busy...

This remains very much DIY with stuff beyond our control still needing work, but with each show we learn and get better doing this. And now that powers that be have seen our operation: things will only get better.

I feel like this weekend put to rest old fears of the Cinema being lost forever.

I cannot thank my volunteer helpers (and girlfriend) enough for getting us through the two rushes, then cleaning/resetting the theater afterward. It was like we were never on hiatus.

I finished a mounted Dixie Square Mall print last night. My printer may need service and to help with the expense these will be auctioned sometime soon.

Bozo visits a very packed Belvidere Mall - likely 1966.

Grand Gardens, under construction, is on a 1968 store list but I'm not sure of the opening date.

Celebrate with us this Saturday!