Free Movies With Hudson RiverFlicks

• 7/11: Get Out – Rated “R”
• 7/18: The Big Sick – Rated “R”
• 7/25: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle – Rated “PG-13”
• 8/1: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri – Rated “R”
• 8/8: Wonder Woman – Rated “PG-13”
• 8/15: Lady Bird – Rated “R”
• 8/22: Blade Runner 2049 – Rated “R”

• Hudson River Park’s Pier 63 Lawn, at West 23^rd St. in Chelsea
• Every Wednesday from July 11 – August 22
• Movies begin at dusk (generally around 8:30pm)

• 7/13: Moana – Rated “PG”
• 7/20: Wonder – Rated “PG”
• 7/27: Jumanji (1995) – Rated “PG”
• 8/3: Paddington 2 – Rated “PG”
• 8/10: Spice World – Rated “PG”
• 8/17: The Karate Kid (1984) – Rated “PG”
• 8/24: Coco – Rated “PG”

• Hudson River Park’s Pier 46, located at Charles St. (just north of Christopher St.) in Greenwich Village
• Every Friday from July 13 – August 24
• Movies begin at dusk (generally around 8:30pm)

• 7/26: Chicago – Rated “PG-13”
• 8/23: Frozen – Rated “PG”

• Hudson River Park’s Clinton Cove, at West 55^th St. in Clinton
• Thursday, July 26 and Thursday, August 23
• Movie begins at dusk (generally around 8:30pm)

Hudson River Park extends from Chambers St. to 59th St. along Manhattan’s west side, and is the longest riverfront park in the nation. The Park plays a critical role in protecting the Hudson River ecosystem and receives no government operating funds. Its development has transformed four+ miles of decaying piers and parking lots into a premier New York City destination for millions of visitors. The non-profit, Hudson River Park Friends  helps to ensure the Park’s future by serving as its primary fundraising partner and public advocate.  Friends works in concert with the Hudson River Park Trust, the government entity that oversees Park design, construction, operations and maintenance. For more information, please visit www.hudsonriverpark.org. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @HudsonRiverPark, and LIKE us on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/HudsonRiverPark