There will be three more pop-up drive-in movie nights at the San Mateo County fairgrounds in July.
On Saturday, July 18, “The Shining” will play, followed by “The Thing” on Friday, July 24, and “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” on Saturday, July 25.
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