BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — The City of Boston has announced it will be holding a July Drive-In Movie Series, which will feature family-friendly movies for residents to enjoy while maintaining a safe social distance.
The events are being organized by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, and the Mayor's Office of Tourism, Sports, and Entertainment.
"We are proud to offer free, family-friendly entertainment for the people of Boston through the July Drive-in Movie Series," said Mayor Walsh. "We are thankful for the Highland Street Foundation's support to make this happen, and to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center and Wentworth Institute of Technology for hosting. Our hope is that these movie nights can provide a safe, fun summer respite for Boston residents of all ages."
The City will be using an LED screen, which will be visible from afar during the day and at night.
Here is the movie lineup so far:
- Wednesday, July 8th, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (Rear Parking Lot) - 6 p.m: "Moana," 8:30 p.m: "Yesterday."
- Wednesday, July 15th, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (Rear Parking Lot) - 10 a.m: TBD, 6 p.m: "Frozen II," 8:30 p.m: "Jurassic Park."
- Wednesday, July 22nd, 121 Halleck Street (Parker Street Parking Lot) - 6 p.m: "Coco," 8:30 p.m: TBD.
- Wednesday, July 29th, 121 Halleck Street (Parker Street Parking Lot) - 6 p.m: "Trolls," 8:30 p.m: "Harriet."
The Mayor's office said all event attendees must pre-register by car through an RSVP on Eventbrite; click here.
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