IBIS
BAY Waterfront Resort is a truly unique island destination infused with a splash of
retro-Havana style, and now the resort is reviving a beloved Key West tradition
with the introduction of a new weekly poolside movie series, “Dive-In Movies at IBIS BAY.” With Michael Shields, Key West’s biggest
movie buff and founder of the Key West film society, serving as the master of
ceremonies and providing an in-depth look at each film, the Dive-In Movies at IBIS
BAY is giving Key Westers and guests a one-of-a-kind outdoor movie experience
destined to quickly become a “classic”!
“Outdoor movies were a staple of the Key West
film scene for years at the Atlantic Shores hotel, and when they tore it down
it created a vacuum. Now Chris Holland,
the new owner of IBIS BAY Waterfront Resort, is helping me to fill the void
with a phenomenal waterfront movie series,” said Shields. “Chris is
transforming the resort from a dormant property into a hotspot of local
entertainment events and a top travel destination, including the great new
Stoned Crab restaurant. The Dive-In
Movies series is a collaborative effort between me and Chris, where I host and
curate classic and campy films that are shown on the huge hi-def projection
screen right next to the pool.”
Dive-In Movies show every Thursday night at
sundown, with free admission and free popcorn. When you add in The Stoned
Crab’s full bar right next to the pool, it’s clear this is one Key West
attraction that is beyond compare.
“We want to create a social environment,” said
Shields. “You don’t get that at a commercial movie theater. It’s got to be fun and carefree—it won’t be a
silent crowd and there won’t be any request to
‘please turn off cell phones’.
Key West is all about the laid-back lifestyle, and the Dive-In Movies at
Ibis Bay are about as laid back and fun as it gets. There’s nothing quite like enjoying a great
movie on the beach, under the stars, with your friends and your favorite
drink.”
According to IBIS BAY General Manager Tony
Osborn, “Michael Shields is a legend in Key West, and he’s been hosting movie
showings, live performances and his radio show for years. IBIS BAY is all about giving visitors a true
Key West experience, and we aim to give each and every guest memories to
treasure. Michael and I are very excited
to bring fun outdoor movies back to the island and give both locals and
visitors something totally different from the average movie night.”
The upcoming schedule for Dive-In Movie at IBIS
BAY is as follows:
May 31 —
“Tabu”, an Oscar-winning 1931 love
story direct by F.W. Murnau
June 7 — “Psych
Out”, a 1968 film about the 60s counter culture starring Susan Strasberg, Dean
Stockwell and Jack Nicholson
June 14 — “Monterey
Pop”, a 1967 film about the granddaddy of all music festivals, starring Jimi
Hendrix and Otis Redding (to celebrate 45th anniversary of Monterey
Pop Festival)
June 21 — “A
Midsummer Night’s Dream”, the Oscar-winning 1935 rendition of William
Shakespeare’s classic play (ties in with Key West Midsummer Night’s Dream &
Spectacle)
For more information about IBIS BAY Waterfront
Resort’s Dive-In Movies, please visit www.facebook.com/IbisBay.
About
IBIS BAY Waterfront Resort:
The IBIS BAY Waterfront Resort (www.ibisbayresort.com) embodies the very best of Key West and offers guests a vacation experience like no other. With a full deck of options for active adventure-seekers, Hemingway buffs, or travelers who want to fit in with the locals, there is something special for every guest. Featuring classic Key West architecture and design, 600 feet of beautiful private beach, a 20-foot poolside movie screen for outdoor movie nights and the Lighthouse Restaurant, IBIS BAY Waterfront Resort is more than a resort—it’s a destination.
The IBIS BAY Waterfront Resort (www.ibisbayresort.com) embodies the very best of Key West and offers guests a vacation experience like no other. With a full deck of options for active adventure-seekers, Hemingway buffs, or travelers who want to fit in with the locals, there is something special for every guest. Featuring classic Key West architecture and design, 600 feet of beautiful private beach, a 20-foot poolside movie screen for outdoor movie nights and the Lighthouse Restaurant, IBIS BAY Waterfront Resort is more than a resort—it’s a destination.
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