The Lyric

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Thursday, July 16th at 8:15pm: "Beautiful Boy"
The Lyric Cinema, outdoors, Fort Collins CO
1209 N College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Details to know before you go:
  • This movie is FREE to all, but we have a limited capacity due to COVID-19 safety regulations. Please check-in with us at the outdoor check-in table behind the lyric, at the entrance. Your name is on our RSVP list.
  • Please check in no earlier than 7:30pm
  • The Lyric is offering FREE music before our movie from 7pm-8pm. Feel free to attend, then check in with us for the movie.
  • Please review The Lyric's COVID-19 policies for your safety and the safety of others: https://lyriccinema.com/covid-19-policies
  • PLEASE BRING: Your ID, a beach blanket or chair to sit on (this event is on the lawn), and FM radio to hear the movie better!
  • Food is available! Check out their menu here: https://lyriccinema.com/menu
  • For more information about our FREE movie series, please visit our website: https://www.nocooverdoseawareness.com/
  • The movie begins at 8:15pm
  • ​Naloxone will be available at each screening, along with helpful information about it's effectiveness.   Naloxone has been used to reverse more than 1,122 opioid overdoses in Colorado since mid-2017.
  • Sponsors & Partners: North Colorado Health Alliance, Heath District of Northern Larimer County, Naloxone Champions, SummitStone Health Partners, North Range Behavioral Health, Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment, and Signal Behavioral Health Network.
Safety
Masks must be worn in the lobby, outdoor space, and bathrooms at all times except for when consuming food or drink. 

​Food & Drink
Outside food and drink, including candy, is not permitted to be consumed on The Lyric’s premises.

Parking
​The Lyric has its own small parking lot. Additional parking can be found across College Ave in front of or behind Jax Outdoor Gear or a block north of The Lyric on Hickory. 

​Naloxone will be available at each screening, along with helpful information about it's effectiveness.   Naloxone has been used to reverse more than 1,122 opioid overdoses in Colorado since mid-2017.