See ‘Titans’ at drive-in event
crimination,” said Sam Gardner, marketing and In an effort to bring tocommunications director gether local leaders, footfor Florida Citrus Sports. ball fans and the Orlando “We agreed that the movcommunity, Florida Citrus ie’s message of overcoming Sports will host a drive-in adversity through unity showing of “Remember was particularly relevant.” The Titans” Friday at The film follows the deCamping World Stadium. segregated 1971 T.C.
This outdoor movie is Williams High School free for the public, but refootball team and showserved tickets are required cases the unifying power of for entry. The film was sports. chosen to help sports fans Orange County Mayor get the feeling of Friday Jerry Demings and OrNight Lights in a safe, solando Mayor Buddy Dyer cially distanced environare scheduled to appear at ment. the event, as well as Com
“This idea was origimissioner Regina Hill. nally brought to us by one At the event, attendees of our board members as should remain inside their an opportunity to bring designated “tailgate” space our community together as and practice social distancthe nation reckoneding.with the impact of systemic dis- Facial coverings are encouraged when outside of vehicles, and frisbee or ball throwing are prohibited. Cooking or grilling is not allowed, but concessions are available on-site.
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If you go: “Remember The Titans” will show at a pop-up drive-in at 287 S. Tampa Avenue in Orlando. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. and the movie will begin shortly after 7 p.m. For more information and to reserve tickets, visit campingworldstadium.com or universe.com.