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Posted August 19. 2013 3:20PM

Digital or dark for the Weirs Drive-In, which is in contest for free projector

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Under a full moon, Katherine McGann, foreground, and Haley Greenslade, both vacationing with their families from Topsfield, Mass., watch a movie atop a SUV during a showing at the Weirs Drive in this 2006 file photo. 

LACONIA — With digital projection fast replacing conventional film, the Weirs Drive-In Theater, one of four of its kind remaining in New Hampshire, may soon face the choice of going digital or going dark.




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