Movies Under The Stars


Haven’t
had a chance to take advantage of the city’s amazing outdoor movie screenings
this summer? You’re in luck, because this weekend is packed with incredible
family movies at beautiful locations, most of which are free! Kids can explore
a hidden corner of the world in "
Madagascar," revel in the
sweeping romance of the "Princess Bride," or get their adrenaline
pumping with the classic "Rocky!"—

“Muppets Take Manhattan
at Elevated Acre in Manhattan

Thursday, August
19 at 8:00. Rated

Sponsored by the River-to-River Festival from Broadway2Battery,
this classic follows the story of the whole Muppet clan as they form their own
musical, “Manhattan Melodies.” Tickets are free, but follow a first come, first
serve basis, so make sure to get there early. Elevated Acre
is located at 55 Water Street.


“Rocky” on the Intrepid in Manhattan

Friday, August 20
at 7:30. Rated PG.

The classic story of a small-time boxer who gets an
opportunity to go head-to-head with the heavyweight champ. A timeless feel-good
story for everybody.

“Annie” at Hudson River Park in Manhattan

Friday, August 20
at 8:30. Rated PG.

A throwback to a completely different era, Annie tells the story of a spunky
orphan who has the spirit of adventure in her. Her escapades take her on the
most magnificent and heartwarming journey of her life! Free popcorn is offered.
Hudson River Park
is located at 23 Street and 11 Avenue.

Madagascar
at Willis Avenue Community Garden
in the Bronx

Friday, August 20
at 7:30. Rated PG.

A group of daring animals escapes from the Central Park Zoo
and wind up in Madagascar,
where they are subjected to the real rules of the wild! Complementary popcorn
is provided and the movie will be projected on a large screen for a perfect
viewing experience. Willis Avenue Community Garden
is located on 401 East 143rd Street
in the Bronx.

“Princess Bride” at Symphony Space in Manhattan

Saturday, August
21 at 5:00. Rated

Modern and retro fairytale themes collide in this hilarious
story as the hero, Westley, fights to save his true love Buttercup from
marrying Prince Humperdinck. The movie is recommended for children ages 6 and
over. Tickets are $5 per guest.