If you love watching movies, then try the outdoor experience with a view every Wednesday this summer at Pier A Park while the New York City lights, light up the sky at night. Hoboken offers free movies under the stars in the beautiful summer weather as the sun sets. A different movie is featured every Wednesday in June, July, and August. Hoboken shows current Academy Award and Golden Globe Nominated films, current movies favorites, family friendly films, musicals, old classics, and documentaries. If you haven’t seen a classic movie in a long time, come check one out here at Pier A Park!
Gather your blankets, lawn chairs, and snacks and experience movies under the stars in Hoboken! Movies Under the stars can be a perfect date or even a great time to spend with your family! If you have dogs, you can even bring them along too! Switch it up and watch a movie outdoors for a change, you’ll love it! You can even arrive early to find the perfect seating area where you can have a great view of both the New York Skyline and the perfect size movie screen. You won’t want to miss this great experience of watching a movie right on the water under the stars this summer! Here is the movie schedule for this summer, check it out! If you go once, you’re going to want to go back again to watch more movies during the summer!
Dates & Showtimes
JUNE 2017
June 14, 9 PM – Young Frankenstein
June 21, 9 PM – Hidden Figures
June 28, 9 PM– Singin’ in the Rain
JULY 2017
July 5, 9 PM – No Movie
July 12, 9 PM – La La Land
July 19, 9 PM – Lion
July 26, 9 PM – The Beatles: Eight Days a Week, The Touring Years
AUGUST 2017
August 2, 8 PM – Trolls
August 9, PM – The Boss Baby
August 16, 8 PM – Sing
August 21, 8 PM – Collision Course
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