Free Summer Movies at the Lakefront
The schedule of Columbia Association’s Summer Free Lakefront Movie Series is out. I love this film series and look forward to it every year. It is a great way to spend a summer evening under the stars. As always the selection does not disappoint by providing both recent releases and classics.
All movies start about 8:30pm or when it is dark enough and are preceded by old time movie shorts.
Friday, June 22nd Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
Monday, June 25th Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Monday, July 2nd Shrek 1
Friday, July 6th Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Monday, July 9nd Shrek 2
Friday, July 13th Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Monday, July 16th Free Willy
Friday, July 20th Alford Hitchcock’s Classic: North By Northwest
Monday, July 23rd Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course
Friday, July 27th The Devil Wears Prada
Monday, July 30th Hoot
Friday, August 3rd International Film: The King of Masks
Monday, August 6th The Secret Garden (1949 version)
Friday, August 10th Worst Movie Ever Made: Plan 9 from Outer Space
Monday, August 13th The Wizard of Oz
Friday, August 10th The Sound of Music
Monday, August 20th
Friday, August 24th Night at the Museum
Friday, August 31st The Goonies
Saturday, September 1st The Princess Bride
Friday, September 7th Jumanji
Saturday, September 8th Jumanji 2: Zathura
Friday, September 14th International Film: Life is Beautiful
Saturday, September 15th International Film: Cinema Paradiso
So bring a blanket and a picnic dinner and enjoy the Lakefront before the county tries to build a road on the top edge of the grass amphitheater.
Labels: CA Programs, Downtown Columbia, Grass Amphitheater, Summer Movies at the Lakefront
posted by Evan | 11:59 PM
9 Comments:
It's actually called Wincopin Circle...
I think there is one too many July 2nd's! I think the second one should be the 9th...
The county is currently proposing turning Wincopin Circle into Wincopin Street and running it through the Hug Statue Park, over the top edge of the Grass Amphitheater, and past the entrance of the Rouse Building. It is one of the many issues with the current downtown plan. I strongly suggest you read the Downtown redevelopment recap post on May 23rd.
The July 2nd situation has now been fixed. The danger of copy and paste.
It's a gross misstatement to call that area a park. Besides, unless they plan on diverting traffic with the specific intention of removing the amphitheater, most of that area is safe, as it lies between the Rouse and CA buildings.
Why is there no Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets?
But currently it is Wincopin Circle...
The official schedule may be found at the Lakefront Festival web site:
http://www.lakefrontfestival.com
Chamber of Secrets was cancelled due to a conflict with the setup of another Lakefront event.
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