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Whether you’re looking for a specific business or just trying to discover great places we make it easy. Judy’s Book has millions of listings and reviews for the best and not so great. Salinas, CA – As a follow-up to the premiere, the Grower-Shipper Association of Central California (GSA) will host a second viewing their documentary film “Historical Narratives of Salinas Valley Agriculture” on Tuesday, Octoat 7:00 p.m.From family friendly trips with kid friendly activities to local plumbers lawyers, spas, and contractors. (doors open at 6:30) at Maya Cinemas in Old Town Salinas (153 Main Street, Salinas, 93901). This event will include the viewing of the feature-length film (concessions sold separately at the theater). This film project was the idea of past-GSA Chairman Henry Dill of Pacific International Marketing, and came from his desire to preserve the rich history of our local agriculture industry. GSA has been working on this film project over the past ten months with members of Hartnell College’s Theater and Cinema Program. This film captures the stories of Salinas Valley agriculture, as told by the pioneers who lived it. Throughout the filming for this project, GSA interviewed sixteen ag industry veterans, including: Jack Armstrong, Jim Bogart, Ed Boutonnet, Andy D'Arrigo, Carl Dobler, Denny Donovan, Ed Given, Bill Gularte, Raymond Gularte, Tom Hubbard, Lloyd Koster, Vic Lanini, Bob Nunes, Tom Nunes, Bill Ramsey and Hugo Tottino. Location: Maya Cinemas Salinas – 153 Main Street, Salinas CA 93901 During the viewing of this educational documentary film audience members will learn about the history of our local ag industry through the first-hand accounts of amazing individuals who spent their lives building and shaping Salinas Valley agriculture.Įvent: “Historical Narratives of Salinas Valley Agriculture” Film Viewingĭate: Tuesday, Octoat 7:00 p.m. Located in Old Town Salinas, near the Steinbeck center, great restaurants & shops near by.' Tom Waite Century Theatre Movie Theater 350 Northridge Shopping Ctr 6.7 'Very nice movie theatre. Its a nice, clean theater with all the amenities. Tickets: $25 per person (advanced purchase required). Maya Cinemas Movie Theater 153 Main St 7.5 'Free validated parking in the parking garage. Contact Joann Greathead at the GSA office – or (831) 422.8844 to purchase tickets.In 2000, Maya Cinemas became a chartered company. Its mission” to Develop, build, and own and operate modern megaplex movie theaters in Latino-dominant communities, especially in the underserved markets. The thrust then and now is to offer family-friendly entertainment fare, as well as family-friendly facilities, amenities and services. In 2003, Moctesuma Esparza, its founder, opened the first Maya Cinema in Salinas, California. Currently, the chain has several locations in California, as well as in Pittsburgh, Bakersfield, Fresno, and Delano. Maya Cinemas ensure that the first-run Hollywood movies shown on their screens provide the best possible entertainment experience through state-of-the-art cinema technology. The Maya MPX experience is among the best, too, thanks to the large silver screen that provides the clearest, crispest, and brightest images the chain shows both 2D and 3D movies on its screens. The theaters are also equipped with laser projection technology that has excellent color range and saturation. Many customers even remark that even with 2D movies, the scenes and its characters seem to jump out at them! The large screens are also meticulously maintained so there are no ugly spots and stains on the scenes – and it definitely contributes to the great movie-going experience.īut since movies are also about the sound, Maya Cinemas are equipped with an incredible audio system, the Maya MPX sound. Basically, the guests will hear the sounds on the movies with amazing clarity, even the whispered conversations of the characters. The 360-degree sound experience comes from the strategic placement of the sound surround speakers around the theater. Many of the Maya Cinemas theaters are equipped with Dolby Atmos technology. According to management, the technology allows guests to feel like they are inside the movie, thanks to the feeling that the sounds of the scenes are so realistic.īut for customers who want the actual feeling of being in on the action, so to speak, there’s the D-Box Motion Technology at Maya Cinemas! The technology adds motion, usually up and down as well as side-to-side, to the movie-going experience so there’s a certain modern magic to it. The seats move at certain parts of the movie in accordance with the experiences of the characters on screen, such as during a car chase. Note: The ticket prices for D-Box movies are higher but worth it. If you want to give the gift of a Maya Cinemas experience to your family and friends, you can give them gift cards.
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