Coconut Grove Grapevine: Movie Under the Stars at The Barnacle on Sunday

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Thursday, March 03, 2011

Movie Under the Stars at The Barnacle on Sunday

The classic movie "To Catch a Thief," starring Cary Grant and Grace Kelly, will be shown under the stars at The Barnacle on Sunday March 6.

The Barnacle Society, Inc. is a volunteer non-profit organization created to generate public awareness and financial support to preserve The Barnacle Historic State Park (3485 Main Highway). Twice a year free outdoor movies are shown as a thank-you to members for their support. Support The Barnacle, join The Barnacle Society, come out and enjoy this classic 1955 movie on the grounds of this historic home.

Gate opens at 6 pm. Memberships available at the door and start at $20 (includes admission for four). Picnics encouraged. Chairs, blankets, and coolers welcome. Flashlights recommended. Sorry, no pets.

For additional information contact 305-442-6866

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