"Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg" documentary free at Parkway Drive-In Theater on Thursday.

Notorious RBG documentary free showing Thursday at the drive-in

ByTheLight October 28, 2020November 2, 2020

A pre-election day celebration that will include a special viewing of the documentary Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be this Thursday, October 29, at Parkway Drive-In, Hwy 321 East, Maryville, TN. in Blount County.

Admission is free, donations encouraged. To reserve a space, or to make a donation; visit here. Gates open at 6 pm, the movie start time is 7 pm. Mike’s Food Truck will be onsite to purchase food and drinks; and you can bring your own popcorn and snacks.

This fundraising event is sponsored by volunteers and the Blount County Democratic Party. The pre-election day celebration will also feature candidates and voting information. The event is free and donations are appreciated. Proceeds go to support BCDP. To learn more about BCDP, visit the website here.

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