Bordeaux Drive-In Theater | Nashville TN

Updated October 2026

Screens1
Car spots450
Opened1951

Bordeaux Drive-In was a drive-in theater in Nashville, Tennessee.

It is now closed.

History

The history of Bordeaux Drive-In Theater

The Bordeaux Drive-In stood on Clarksville Highway (Highway 41A) in the Bordeaux neighborhood of Nashville, on the right side as you drove from downtown toward Clarksville. It opened July 26, 1951, with Yvonne De Carlo in "Buccaneer's Girl".

By 1955 the Crescent Amusement Co. ran it, and Martin Theatres took it over later. It had one screen and room for about 450 cars. The drive-in closed and was demolished, and the sign out front outlasted every other trace of it. A Kroger grocery store now stands on the site.

FAQ

Questions about Bordeaux Drive-In Theater, answered

How many screens does Bordeaux Drive-In have?

Bordeaux Drive-In has one screen. Everybody on the lot watches the same film, so there is nothing to choose when you arrive. Park where you like, tune your radio and wait for the light to go.

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How we check this page

Last checked October 2026

Prices and rules can change during the season. If we are not sure about a fact, we leave it off the page.

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The start times

Bordeaux Drive-In starts the movie when it gets dark, so the time moves through the year. The times here are close, not exact.

Prices, hours and radio channels change. Call the theater before you go. Spot a mistake? Tell us and we will check it.