Remember when going to the movies meant more than just watching a film?
It meant an entire evening experience—the kind where you pack the car with blankets, fill a cooler with snacks, and head out under the stars for a double feature at the Mahoning Drive-In Theater in Lehighton, Pennsylvania.
In a world of streaming services and smartphone screens, there’s something gloriously rebellious about driving to the middle of nowhere to watch movies on a massive outdoor screen that’s been there since Harry Truman was president.
The Mahoning isn’t just surviving in the digital age—it’s thriving as a celluloid sanctuary that refuses to go gentle into that good night of cinema history…