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American Cinematheque, Vidiots Among Theaters Offering Free Admission During Nationwide Shutdown on Friday
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Variety
Vidiots in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Eagle Rock announced it would make all screenings free of charge on Friday.
“What’s Love Got to Do With It” and “UHF” are among films showing in the evening.
Popular on VarietyThe American Cinematheque will offer free admission to “Something Wild” at the Aero in Santa Monica and “Horse Feathers” and “The Killing of a Chinese Bookie” at the Los Feliz 3.
Restaurants closing down for the day include Joan’s on Third, Wilde’s, Bar Siesta, Canyon Coffee, Courage Bagels, Tomat, Bacetti Trattoria and Proof Bakery.
See more information on local businesses and organizations supporting the shutdown at LATaco.