Back To The Future Day in Fillmore
Fillmore Police Chief Dave Wareham went Back to the Future in the film’s classic DeLorean last weekend, during the Back to the Future Day celebration, marking the movie’s 30 year anniversary. Film crews were stationed at Fillmore’s Sheriff Station a week in advance of the occasion. For a donation to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, fans could ride in the DeLorean, which was retrofitted to ride back and forth on the train rails at Central Park. Fans were also able to glide across the park on a hoverboard suspended for a crane, for the price of $200 a ticket. A screening of the classic film was presented at the Fillmore Towne Theatre, while a Hill Valley sign welcomed the visitors to the event. Several downtown shops were transformed into the 1980’s townsquare where Marty McFly lived out his adventure. Photo courtesy Sebastian Ramirez.
Fillmore Police Chief Dave Wareham went Back to the Future in the film’s classic DeLorean last weekend, during the Back to the Future Day celebration, marking the movie’s 30 year anniversary. Film crews were stationed at Fillmore’s Sheriff Station a week in advance of the occasion. For a donation to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, fans could ride in the DeLorean, which was retrofitted to ride back and forth on the train rails at Central Park. Fans were also able to glide across the park on a hoverboard suspended for a crane, for the price of $200 a ticket. A screening of the classic film was presented at the Fillmore Towne Theatre, while a Hill Valley sign welcomed the visitors to the event. Several downtown shops were transformed into the 1980’s townsquare where Marty McFly lived out his adventure. Photo courtesy Sebastian Ramirez.