Downtown Winnsboro’s Third Thursday last week drew hundreds who enjoyed a screening of “E.T.,” hopscotch, food and fun. Pictured: Tim and Nancy Wilks brought their Yorkies Mitze and Bitzi.

Downtown Winnsboro’s Third Thursday last week drew hundreds who enjoyed a screening of “E.T.,” hopscotch, food and fun. Pictured: Annissa Trapp, 5, and her doll share a snow cone from a lounge chair

Downtown Winnsboro’s Third Thursday last week drew hundreds who enjoyed a screening of “E.T.,” hopscotch, food and fun. Pictured: Maggie and Leon Adams  sold fish and chicken at their L&M Pitt Stop tent on the lawn. Steven Dorsey, right, bought one of each

Downtown Winnsboro’s Third Thursday last week drew hundreds who enjoyed a screening of “E.T.,” hopscotch, food and fun. Pictured: The new Fairfield School District’s Superintendent J.R. Green, right,  showed up with his wife Tonya, left, and their daughters Jacia, 7, and twins Jamara and Janelle, 11

Downtown Winnsboro’s Third Thursday last week drew hundreds who enjoyed a screening of “E.T.,” hopscotch, food and fun. Pictured: Thurmond and Linda Pullen and their grandchildren Dillon, 11, and Sara, 8, enjoyed popcorn on the back row at the movie

Downtown Winnsboro’s Third Thursday last week drew hundreds who enjoyed a screening of “E.T.,” hopscotch, food and fun. Pictured: Kiaria Harris shows off her hopscotch skills on S. Congress Street

Sam Holmes, of Abba’s Sweet Treats, pops up fresh pop corn for Akeia Hall during Downtown Winnsboro’s Third Thursday last week.

Terry Vickers, president of the Fairfield County Chamber of Commerce; Winnsboro Mayor Dr. Roger Gaddy and Connie Shackelford, Downtown Development Coordinator enjoy a night at the movies during Winnsboro’s Third Thursday. For more photos from the event, see page 8.

As others made their way to the lawn for Thursday night’s movie, Gary Brown (standing, with camera) shot a little footage of his own of Victoria Owens, Inisar Askraf and Elizabeth Martin  at Abba’s Sweet Treats.