Open air cinema on the Grubenfeld

Cinema under the stars

On 11 and 12 July, the popular open-air cinema nights, organized by the Mayen organizers' association (Kreissparkasse Mayen, Mayen am Wochenende, MHT, City of Mayen and Wochenspiegel) and Corso Kino Mayen, will once again take place on the Mayen Grubenfeld.

On Saturday, the fantasy adventure "Lilo & Stitch" (as a real-life adaptation of the well-known animated film) will be shown on the big screen.

Storyline: Lilo (Maia Kealoha) is a young Hawaiian girl who lost her parents shortly before her fifth birthday. Since then, her older sister Nani (Sydney Agudong) has lovingly looked after Lilo, who attends a hula dance group in her spare time. Lilo's life changes abruptly when she meets Stitch. The blue creature, who initially pretends to be a dog, is actually the illegal genetic experiment 626 of the alien scientist Jamba Jookiba. Together with cheeky Stitch, Lilo experiences one adventure after another. But the aliens want to recapture the runaway Stitch, which Lilo urgently needs to prevent. Movie fans should bring blankets, cushions, camping chairs or other seating/reclining options and a flashlight for the way back.

Admission to the film screenings at Grubenfeld in Mayen, An den Mühlsteinen 7 (Erlebniswelten Grubenfeld), is at 8 pm. The movie starts at around 10 p.m. - if it is dark enough.

Admission: €10 per person and movie.

Tickets are available at the box office, at the Corso-Kino Mayen box office and online at www.corso-mayen.de.

Children and young people under the age of 12 may only attend if accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Popcorn is also available and drinks will be provided by the Mayen archers.