Photo and video provided by Emily Chantry
IDAHO FALLS – As summer winds down and kids throughout eastern Idaho prepare to go back to school, a local business wants to throw one last party.
Just 4 Kids Urgent Care in Idaho Falls is hosting a free drive-in movie night at the Motor Vu Drive-in Monday, Aug. 24.
Emily Chantry, the director of marketing and events, tells EastIdahoNews.com the gates will open at 8 p.m. There will be numerous prizes and giveaways at 8:30 for those in attendance.
“We’re going to have a post on our social media pages so people at the event can share pictures and be randomly selected to win prizes,” Chantry says.
The movie will start at 9 p.m., which is “How to Train your Dragon.”
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Chantry says Just 4 Kids has wanted to do a customer appreciation event for quite a while. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there hasn’t been a lot of options to bring people together.
“When we thought about this, we just thought it would be a good way to allow people to get out and do something fun with their families before school starts, especially since there’s been a lot of stress and uncertainly for both kids and parents going into a new school year,” says Chantry.
Though people in attendance will be in their cars, Chantry says they are still encouraging people to bring a mask in case they have to use the restroom or get out.
Those who would like to attend will need to sign up because the number of people allowed to attend is limited due to COVID-19 restrictions. A total of 200 tickets is available. Only one ticket per car is needed and you must have it with you to get in.
“This will be a socially-distanced event. We’re not going to have everybody out sitting on the grass. It will be in their cars,” Chantry says. “We ask that people sign up to reserve their ticket and then come to our clinic to pick up the physical ticket.”
Just 4 Kids Urgent Care is at 3320 S. 25th E. in Idaho Falls. To sign up, call the clinic at (208) 656-1500 or click here.
Courtesy Emily Chantry
Source: eastidahonews.com
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