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Malibu Foundation sponsors drive-in movies

King Gillette Ranch is serving as a drive-in theater for the summer. Barbara Burke/Surfside News
In addition to a movie, Street Food Cinema also makes sure guests have something to eat by way of food trucks. Barbara Burke/Surfside News
As part of the Sept. 6 screening of "Purple Rain," artist Oleg Jones is selling his Prince-inspired acrylic "Upgrade to Love," with half the proceeds benefitting the Malibu Foundation. Submitted photo/Oleg Jones

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Barbara Burke, Staff Reporter
3:49 pm PDT August 30, 2020
Malibu Foundation, in partnership with Street Food Cinema, is providing the opportunity for Malibuites to see a show safely in the time of COVID at King Gillette Ranch through Sept. 20.

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