It's 1980-something. Glen, a young boy, dons a pair of glasses with one blue lens and one red, excited by this new technology that's supposed to make things on the screen pop out at you. During the next two hours, Glen ducks swooping avians during the revival of Alfred Hitchcock's ¬_The Birds_ in 3-D, terrified, yet thrilled. This is one of Glen Gray's earliest memories about the theater his father built more than 30 years ago. Today, Glen lives out those moments each day as the proprietor of Movies of Delray, where the projectors roll a medley of Hollywood features and foreign, art-house, and independent films. Gold walls and burgundy curtains lend the lobby an art-deco air, and a large chandelier illuminates more than 60 pencil drawings of movie icons of yore, such as John Wayne, Elvis, and Marilyn Monroe. This old-fashioned lobby disguises the updates within: brand-new bathrooms, granite countertops at the concession stand, and, in the theaters themselves, digital surround sound and updated seating. Rows of black leather seats cushion moviegoers with high backs and wide benches so cozy that Glen claims guests have fallen asleep in them, only waking up at the end of the picture or when Bruce Willis turns out to have been a metaphor all along. In celebration of film, professor Shelly Isaacs graces the theater with screenings of obscure Oscar-winning or Oscar-nominated foreign films. After each screening, he discusses the film with audiences, dissecting and analyzing the cinematography, characters, and plot.

The American German Club started in 1967 with a simple idea: to make German culture accessible to everyone. In the intervening years, the founders' hopes have born fruit. Today, visitors flock to their organization's Bavarian-style clubhouse for German festivities, such as: Oktoberfest: An annual beer festival approaching its 50th year, featuring steins full of Hofbräu Bier and plates of sizzling bratwurst. Live Bavarian music and spontaneous sing-alongs keep patrons entertained, as does a ceremonial keg-tapping. Christkindlmart: A outdoor German market stocked with holiday treats, from hand-crafted Christmas ornaments and jewelry to gingerbread houses visitors can decorate. As they shop, patrons sip beers and glühwein, a hot spiced wine. Masskrugstemmen: A stein-holding competition that proves hand-strength can get you more than a perfectly-cracked pistachio. The champion goes to New York to compete at a national level.

What services does your business offer and what makes your business stand out from the competition? In our first year we've hosted over 12 events in an effort to create social adventures for people across the Palm Beaches & raise funds for good cause. Most, including LDUB Zombie Crawl I & II, 1st Annual Lake Worth Pub Crawl made it into both the New Times & Palm Beach Post's Top 5 Things to do. What is one of your most popular offerings? How is it prepared? As far as events go, the most popular event we've hosted so far was the LDUB Zombie Crawl which in its first year was attended by over 400 people. And of course, Craic n Kilts I (Slainte crawl) had over 300 revelers turn out for an amazing night of fun, green beer, and everything Irish. What was the inspiration to start or run this business? What motivated us was a desire to create fun social adventures to raise money/awareness for good local causes. What do you love most about your job? People.

For good times and great food, head on over to Lake Worth's Propaganda. Amp up your evening with some music — live bands or a DJ often perform here. Live musical acts often perform, and visitors take advantage of the spacious dance floor. Between the music and the crowds, expect noise levels to reach upper limits at the restaurant. During the restaurant's weekend rush, waiting in line is the name of the game (so avoid Friday and Saturday nights if you're looking for something quick). Whether you have a large or small vehicle, parking is easy near Propaganda. Propaganda is home to many cyclists who appreciate the parking racks outside.

Treat yourself to a night out at the movies at Movies of Lake Worth in Lake Worth and enjoy some relaxation time. If a bite's all you're after, then you'll want to stop by this theater for a delicious fill of their home-cooked food. Parking is plentiful, so guests can feel free to bring their vehicles. So if you're in the mood for a great night out, come to Movies of Lake Worth to see the latest action movie.

Everyone deserves to treat themselves every once in a while so head to Mother Daughter Day Out in Boynton Beach today and have some fun. Parking is plentiful, so patrons can feel free to bring their vehicles. Mother Daughter Day Out is sure to be a fun experience for the whole family!