Garth Brooks Drive-In Show: What You Need To Know

The Pasture Drive-In in Manhattan/Amsterdam will be showing the special Garth Brooks concert on Saturday, June 27th. Tickets are sold out, so if you were lucky enough to get a spot, you are in store for a great night!

Here's What You Need to Know:

• Gates open at 8 p.m.
• Parking is on a first-come-first-serve basis.
• The Pasture Drive-In is located at 360 Little Camp Creek Way. Map below.
• Western Skies will begin with live music around 8:30 p.m.
• Garth Brooks concert to begin around 9:45 p.m.
• Make sure you bring cash. Due to spotty cell service, they won't be able to process credit cards.
• Also, make sure you have a photo ID.
• Chairs allowed.
• Cody and Amy Brownell will be serving hot dogs, burgers, pizza, snow cones, cotton candy, & popcorn available. Cash only.
• A raffle for a Gibson Guitar. Raffle tickets are 1 for $20 or 2 for $25. (Extra $5 goes to a cash food bank donation.) Cash only. Guitar retails $1,299.99. Pictured below.
• The Pasture Drive-In t-shirts, hats, stickers will be available for purchase. Cash only.
• Sound will be broadcast through FM radio. Tune the radio to 97.3 FM
• No alcohol, tobacco, or illegal drugs allowed on the premises.
• No re-entry.
• If you need to transfer your ticket to another name, you have until 24 hours before the start of the event to do so. After that point, transfers will be disabled. Transfer details will be in the same email as your tickets.
• There is a limit of 6 people per car or the number of legal seatbelts in the car, whichever is fewer.

Porter Blanchard, a senior at Manhattan High, started the Pasture Drive-In as part of his Entrepreneur class.  The assignment was to create a business plan and a business.  Youth Entrepreneur offers $300 for well thought out business plans.  When asked about how the idea for the Drive-In all started Blanchard stated:

We were brainstorming for two months different ideas. Then one night over family dinner (school had just been canceled and the whole country shut down basically) [we] came up with the Drive-In idea in order for people to get out and do something and still abide by social distancing guidelines.

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