All of NYC is descending outdoors this summer, and Paramount+ Movie Nights in Brooklyn are part of the al fresco fun.
From Greenpoint down to Coney Island, the borough’s best green spaces and warm-weather hotspots will transform into an open-air theater come June, and we’re very excited to fetch our picnic blankets out of the closet for the occasion.
And this year’s lineup has just about anything and everything — cult classics, nostalgia-fueled favorites, action flicks, and kid-friendly picks. Ready to see what’s on the schedule?
Paramount+ Movie Nights in Brooklyn
From the beach to the park, this series is making its way all over the city, so there’s plenty of opportunity to see something up your alley. The participating locations are Prospect Park, McCarren Park, Coney Island, and Fort Greene Park.
Keep in mind, although the screenings are free, RSVP is required.
Ready for the 2025 selections? Can we get a drumroll, please?!
Wednesdays at Prospect Park
- July 30th: Mean Girls
- August 6th: The Smurfs
- August 13th: Sonic the Hedgehog 3
- August 20th: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
- August 27th: Miss Congeniality
Thursdays at Coney Island
- July 17th: Better Man
- July 24th: Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
- July 31st: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
- August 7th: The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie
Thursdays at Fort Greene Park
- July 3rd: Call Me By Your Name
- July 10th: Gladiator II
- August 14th: Clueless
- August 21st: DogDay Afternoon
Fridays at McCarren Park (Presented by Pluto TV)
- June 13th: Shutter Island
- June 20th: American Hustle
- June 27th: The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Should you want more options, do keep in mind that Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Movies Under the Stars will be revealed in June. Titles are still TBD, but this year’s theme is “Women in Hollywood” and all of the films are showing on Thursdays throughout July and August.
And, should you want to take your viewings out to sea, The Intrepid’s Free Friday Movie Nights will showcase “Mysteries From the Deep: Underwater Archaeology.”
So, what’s on your watchlist for the summer?