Back to the movies!
A crowd of 92 local residents fill the seats of the Shepherdstown Opera House for Saturday night's free showing of "Back to the Future."
Harriet Pearson, who co-owns Shepherdstown Opera House with her husband, serves snacks to community members, prior to Saturday night's showing of "Back to the Future."
A family enters the Shepherdstown Opera House on Saturday night, eager to watch "Back to the Future together."
SHEPEHRDSTOWN — Over the last couple of weeks, a series of acclaimed films have been shown for free to the public in the Shepherdstown Opera House. Eventually, as the film nights grow in popularity, the opera house’s owners said they anticipate charging a price of around $9 for admission to a film showing.
Those interested in getting on the email list, to keep informed about the events and films being shown at the Shepherdstown Opera House, should sign up at https://operahouselive.com.
- A family enters the Shepherdstown Opera House on Saturday night, eager to watch “Back to the Future together.”
- Harriet Pearson, who co-owns Shepherdstown Opera House with her husband, serves snacks to community members, prior to Saturday night’s showing of “Back to the Future.”
- A crowd of 92 local residents fill the seats of the Shepherdstown Opera House for Saturday night’s free showing of “Back to the Future.”
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