Family Movie Night with US Weekly and Orville Redenbacher’s Popcorn

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Our #PopcornPartyTime with US Weekly’s Family Movie night at The Grove in Los Angeles, was just that…a party! We had so much fun! It was a gorgeous night filled with family fun.

The Grove is a really fun place to visit in Los Angeles because there is always so much going on. It is a huge outdoor shopping area that is really clean and well maintained. It has great restaurants, fantastic stores, a trolley to ride, and a huge fountain that is constantly shooting up water. Music is playing, and there is a hustle and bustle of people around the entire area.

We got to the event early so we could grab dinner at one of the restaurants with outdoor seating. The weather was perfect! My husband walked my son, Grant, around to see the water fountain, and ride on the trolley while we waited for our dinner to come.

Before the movie screening, there were many kids activities provided by US Weekly’s Family Movie Night as part of the event. Kids could get their faces painted, and even take fun red carpet pictures. When we walked in, there was an entire table filled with Orville Redenbacher’s Popcorn, and now my son is obsessed! This was his first experience eating popcorn, and he loved it so much that he ate an entire cup to himself and wanted more.

They provided each family with comfy red blankets to sit on, as well as endless popcorn. It was so nice to be around a bunch of other families with young kids. All of the kids at the event were so excited to watch a giant movie outside.

We had a blast! It was great to be outside, and do something different. My son was so excited about everything the entire time we were there. From the giant movie to all of the popcorn, and spending time as a family, it was toddler heaven. We got in the car at the end of the night and he kept saying, “movie again,” “popcorn again!”