Outdoor Films
Catering to a broader audience, our Outdoor Screening programme strives to create special and accessible venues in public spaces with family-friendly movie screenings presented free-of-charge to the Barrie community. These screenings are a good fit in collaboration with the Downtown BIA’s Lawn Chair Luminata: Waterfront series, which brings together theatre, music, film and art set in various downtown locations.
2019 Schedule
Lawn Chair Luminata
Location: Meridian Place, downtown Barrie (Memorial Square)
Every Wednesday, July through September 4!
All movies start at dusk, weather permitting. Admission is free.
July 3 (rain date Jul 4) – The Kid Who Would Be King
July 10 (rain date Jul 11) – Mary Poppins Returns
July 17 (rain date Jul 18) – Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind
July 24 (rain date Jul 25) – Home Alone
July 31 (rain date Aug 1) – Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope
August 7 (rain date Aug 8) – Finding Nemo
August 14 (rain date Aug 15) – Bumblebee
August 21 (rain date Aug 22) – How to Train Your Dragon 3 – The Hidden World
The Firefighters will be onsite with their fire trucks!
August 28 (rain date Aug 29) – Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
September 4 (rain date Sept 5) – 2019 World Tour Paddling Film Festival
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Other Outdoor screenings in our Area:
June 29 (Rain date July 2) – Top Gun, Meridian Place
Appropriate for ages 13+ due to violence, sexual content and coarse language. Hosted by the Downtown BIA.
July 12 (Rain date Jul 13) – Lilo & Stitch, Innisfil Beach Park
July 16 – Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, Park Place Village Courtyard (old Target parking lot)
July 23 – Ralph Breaks the Internet, Park Place Village Courtyard (old Target parking lot)
July 26 (Rain date Jul 27) – Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse, Innisfil Beach Park
August 9 (Rain date Aug 10) – Finding Nemo, Innisfil Beach Park
August 13 – The Incredibles 2, Park Place Village Courtyard
August 23 (Rain date Aug 24) – How to Train your Dragon 3 – Hidden World, The field beside Cookstown Library