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Admiral Twin Drive-In will show the 2020 edition of Philbrookâs popular Internet Cat Video Festival.
With all the troubles in the world, one might think that everything has gone to the dogs. But take heart, citizens â the Admiral Twin Drive-In has gone to the cats.
The Philbrook Museum of Art is moving its annual presentation of the Internet Cat Video Festival to Tulsaâs iconic drive-in theater, 7355 E. Easton St., Thursday, Sept. 17.
Gates will open at 6:30 p.m., with the show beginning at dusk (approximately 8 p.m.).
Tickets are $10 adults, $6 students ages 13 to 17, and must be reserved in advance. To purchase: philbrook.org.
The Internet Cat Video Festival was co-created by Philbrook Executive Director Scott Stulen during his time with the Walker Arts Center. It has been presented on the lawn at Philbrook in past years, but concerns over the coronavirus prompted the need for a change of venue.
The evening features some of the most creative, funny and just gosh-darn cute short films featuring cats from around the world.
Audio will be broadcast through an FM transmitter, and audience members are encouraged to bring a portable radio or boombox to hear the film and not risk depleting oneâs car battery.
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James D. Watts Jr. 918-581-8478 james.watts@tulsaworld.com Twitter: watzworld
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James D. Watts Jr.
Scene Writer
I write primarily about the visual, performing and literary arts. Phone: 918-581-8478
