A neon sign now welcomes visitors to the Rio Theatre on Soquel Avenue in Santa Cruz. The sign was originally fabricated and installed at the Skyview Drive-In on Soquel Drive (originally called the ...

Four Brothers Drive-in, in Amenia, NY, asked me to create another fab neon sign for them, the only two requirements being that it have (1) pink neon, and (2) "some visual elements like starbursts ...

When evening came, Steve Ware and Samantha Wade loaded his white GMC Yukon with snacks and soft drinks, blankets and pillows. Adventure awaited.

This time, the theater’s owners have partnered with Denver-based Morry’s Neon Signs, whose namesake, neon technician Morry Weseloh, was in the business for 40 years.

The rise: The very first drive-in theater opened in 1933 near Camden, New Jersey, but Southern California was next at bat. ... The neon signs, the smell of the popcorn, ...

Signmakers L.A. makes all kinds of signs, but they have become the go-to folks to fix and make vintage neon signs. These sign makers are restoring LA to its neon glory, one display at a time | LAist ...

SELBYVILLE, De. -- The memorable sign from the Shore Drive-in Theater now sits in the Selbyville workshop of a local artist. After opening in 1954, the theater closed down in ...

The Dixie Twin Drive-In ended its 2024 season on a more difficult note after strong winds and storms — remnants of Hurricane Helene — toppled the theater’s historic sign in October.

Theater marquees have always been designed to attract your attention and get you to come inside and L.A.’s newest is one of the flashiest. A glorious new neon confection was unveiled at the Bob ...

Enter the nondescript Neon Works warehouse in North Oakland, and you’ll find yourself suddenly immersed in rainbow light. It’s as if a time-warping tornado from the 1950s Bay Area wrapped all ...

The theater opened with a single screen in 1949, part of the drive-in craze of the era. It soon became the Starlight Twin, with a second screen to accommodate demand.

A neon sign now welcomes visitors to the Rio Theatre on Soquel Avenue in Santa Cruz. The sign was originally fabricated and installed at the Skyview Drive-In on Soquel Drive (originally called the ...