That's some pretty swoonworthy architecture to admire - just try to keep your eyes on the screen so you don't miss any of the action.Įach venue has a bar and food and drink stalls, and you can even order online from your seat, and be notified when it's ready, to save you missing any of the screening. This year's London locations are Dulwich Park, Kenwood House, Marble Hill, Clapham Common, Chiswick House, Westminster Abbey, Lincoln's Inn, Kensington Palace, Old Royal Naval College, Wimbledon Park, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre and Danson House. It brings its outdoor screenings to some of London's most spectacular venues. The Luna Cinema 2022 - multiple venues The Luna Cinema specialises in impressive backdropsĬombine cinema with sightseeing courtesy of The Luna Cinema. Tickets from £6 and must be booked in advance. Outdoor Summer Film Festival, 25 June-27 August. The BFG, West Side Story, Cruella and King Richard are among the offerings on the programme, with street food and cocktails available to buy on site. The Design District at Greenwich Peninsula hosts an outdoor film festival as part of its Summer Sessions programme. Outdoor Summer Film Festival at Greenwich Peninsula Image: Greenwich Peninsula Most venues have food and drink stalls on-site, and some let you bring your own picnic, but it varies so do check the specifics.Īdventure Cinema: Charlton House & Gardens - 24-26 June 2022 | Osterley Park and House - 1-3 July 2022 | Beckenham Place Park - 19-21 August 2022. It's a fairly standard outdoor cinema set-up - bring your own picnic chair or blanket (unless you've splashed for VIP tickets) to watch classic and newish releases (West Side Story, Mamma Mia, Rocketman) in some impressive surroundings. While Adventure Cinema's epic summer tour takes it to venues all over the country, it makes three stops in London: at Charlton House, Osterley Park and Beckenham Place Park. Adventure Cinema: Beckenham, Charlton House, Osterley Park Osterley Park is one of this year's locations Marylebone Summer Festival, 18-19 June 2022. Head to Paddington Street Gardens to watch Bohemian Rhapsody from the comfort of your deckchair, with money raised from the event going to the London-based Greenhouse Sports charity. Marylebone Summer Festival takes place 18-19 June, with a special, one-off open-air cinema night. Marylebone Summer Festival film screening
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Summer Screens at Canary Wharf, free entry, 30 May-22 September 2022.
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That said, in the past, the season has come to a close with Movie Nights in September - keep an eye on the Summer Screens website for this year's information, It's predominantly a summer of sport on the big screens at Cabot Square and Canada Square Park, with cricket, Formula One and Wimbledon on the bill. Summer Screens, Canary Wharf Summer Screens at Canary Wharf Summer by the River runs 30 May-2 September 2022. Check the programme to see what's coming up - as well as films, catch free gigs, theatre shows and other events throughout the summer. Best of all, they're free - though capacity is limited, so get there early to get a seat. Screenings take places at The Scoop, the outdoor amphitheatre next to the former City Hall building. Free film screenings at Summer by the River Free screenings at Summer by the RiverĮncanto, The Princess Bride, West Side Story, Dirty Dancing, Frozen and Spider-Man: No Way Home are among the films being screened at Summer by the River, the free festival by the Thames between London Bridge and Tower Bridge.
Rooftop Film Club, 4 May - September 2022. Our recommendation? Head for the Bussey Building in Peckham for seriously impressive views over the London skyline at sunset. Food and drink is available from well-stocked bars and carefully-selected food vendors (Share a Slice pizza in Peckham, and burgers from Naughty Burger, stuffed Turkish flatbreads from Raastawala, kati rolls from Piddaji and desserts from the Treats Club in Stratford), as well as popcorn, chocolate and other classic cinema snacks. RFC's winning formula involved mixing cult classics (The Godfather, Scream) with new releases (King Richard, House of Gucci, Death on the Nile) and perennial favourites (Pretty Woman, The Notebook).
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