KINGMAN, Ariz. – In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Route 66, the Beale Street Theater will host a special screening of the new feature-length documentary ‘Route 66: The Main Street of America’ on Thursday, October 15 at 7 p.m.
For a century, Route 66 has represented adventure, freedom, discovery, and the enduring spirit of the American road trip. This special screening invites audiences to experience the legendary highway through the stories of the people and communities who have helped keep its spirit alive.
‘Route 66: The Main Street of America’ shares powerful stories of everyday heroes and enduring towns along Route 66, creating an immersive portrait of one of America’s most iconic roads. From roadside attractions and historic landmarks to revitalized main streets, each encounter reveals the determination, creativity, and spirit of communities finding new life and new purpose.
The documentary offers a heartfelt look at the people behind the places—celebrating the characters, businesses, dreamers, and communities that make Route 66 more than a highway. It is a story about connection, resilience, and the idea that the most meaningful journeys often begin on the road less traveled.
Whether you’ve driven Route 66 yourself or have only dreamed of following its historic path, ‘Route 66: The Main Street of America’ offers an engaging journey filled with humor, warmth, history, and discovery.
Tickets: $15
