Giles

All these film screenings are outdoors and open to the public, free of charge. Vendors may offer food and drink for sale, and some venues allow patrons to bring coolers with picnics. Check websites for updated schedules and the nearest Metro station.

Screen on the Green: Movies on the National Mall
Four classic movies projected on a 20-by-40-foot screen on the National Mall between 4th and 7th Streets NW. Films begin at dusk, but people arrive much earlier to stake out prime viewing spaces.

•July 12: Goldfinger
•July 19: The Goodbye Girl
•July 26: 12 Angry Men
•August 2: Bonnie and Clyde


NoMa Summer Screen
Theme: The Future Is Now. 201 L Street NE, near the New York Avenue Metro stop. BBQ and music at 7 p.m., films begin at 9:00 p.m.

•June 23: The Fifth Element
•June 30: ET: The Extra-Terrestrial
•July 7: Sleeper
•July 14: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
•July 21: Logan’s Run
•July 28: Groundhog Day


Capitol Riverfront Front Row Films
Theme: “Ultimate Underdogs.” Canal Park, 200 M Street SE, near Nationals ballpark. Films begin at 8:45 p.m.

•June 24: The Karate Kid
•July 1: To Kill a Mockingbird
•July 8: Legally Blonde
•July 15: Rudy
•July 22: Seabiscuit
•July 29: Happy Gilmore
•August 5: Rocky


U Street Movie Series: Harrison Field Under the Stars
Celebrates the musical history of the U Street neighborhood. Harrison Recreation Center, 1330 V Street NW. Gates open at 7:00 p.m., films begin at 8:30 p.m.


•July 13: Buena Vista Social Club
•August 10: The Soloist
•August 14: Soul Power & Duke Ellington’s Washington


Stars on the Avenue
Woodmont Triangle, Norfolk and Auburn Avenues, Bethesda, MD. Films begin at 9:00 p.m.

•July 27: When Harry Met Sally
•July 28: Maltese Falcon
•July 29: Sherlock Holmes
•July 30: The Blind Side
•July 31: Chicago


Outdoor Movies at Rockville Town Square
Maryland Avenue and E. Middle Lane, Rockville, MD. Films begin at 8:45 p.m.

•June 23: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
•June 30: Sherlock Holmes
•July 7: Valentine’s Day
•July 14: Where the Wild Things Are
•July 21: The Blind Side
•July 28: Aliens in the Attic
•August 4: New Moon


Crystal Screen Summer Film Series
Star Trek extravaganza. 18th and South Bell Streets, Arlington, VA. Films begin at sundown.

•June 21: Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
•June 28: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
•July 5: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
•July 12: Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
•July 19: Star Trek Generations
•July 26: Star Trek: First Contact
•August 2: Star Trek: Insurrection
•August 9: Star Trek Nemesis
•August 16: Star Trek


Rosslyn Outdoor Film Festival
Films of the ’90s. Gateway Park at the base of Key Bridge, 1300 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA. Films begin at 8:00 p.m.

•June 18: Mrs. Doubtfire
•June 25: Bio-Dome
•July 2: Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead
•July 9: Home Alone
•July 16: What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?
•July 23: Empire Records
•July 30: Dumb and Dumber
•August 6: Romeo and Juliet
•August 13: Airheads
•August 20: The Wedding Singer
•August 27: The Birdcage
•September 3: Billy Madison


Sunday Night Movies at National Harbor
150 National Plaza, Fort Washington, MD. Films begin at sundown.

•June 20: Shrek
•June 27: Kung Fu Panda
•July 4: Ghostbusters
•July 11: Goonies
•July 18: Back to the Future
•July 25: Gremlins
•August 1: Superman the Movie
•August 8: Ironman
•August 15: Batman
•August 22: Incredible Hulk
•August 29: Spider-Man
•September 5: The Land Before Time
•September 12: Raiders of the Lost Ark
•September 19: E.T.
•September 26: Jurassic Park

JackBurton

Thanks for posting these, Giles! Been meaning to catch some of these in years past but never made it out. Hope to get to one or more this summer.

Rypro 525

Prints or DVD's?

Giles

^ I don't know, I know that the downtown Bethesda 'films' were NOT 35mm