The Nashville Summer Outdoor Movie Calendar
There’s nothing quite like a movie under the stars. Roll out the blanket, bring cash for the food trucks, maybe smuggle in some boxed wine, and join your fellow Nashville cinephiles outdoors this summer at these great screenings.
Rogue One
Pack a picnic or order from food trucks like Retro Sno to The Grilled Cheeserie every Thursday in Elmington Park this month.
Sing
Franklin’s Pinkerton Park lets you bring your own food or order from the concession stand at these family-friendly evenings.
Moana
At Leipers, you can get $3 burgers, $1 nachos, $1 ice cream sandwiches, and $1.50 popcorn to go along with a free movie every Friday at 8PM.
Minions
Murfreesboro’s Movies Under the Stars series features one film shown at a different park around town every Monday through Friday.
Secret Life of Pets
Beauty and the Beast
Penelope
Back to the Future
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Shrek
The zoo has games on Festival Field, face-painting, a carousel, a zipline, and concessions at its summer Zoovie Nights. It’s free for members or with a day pass, and $6 for non-members who get there after 6pm.
Monster Trucks
The BFG
Storks
The Jungle Book
Rogue One
Sing
The park’s Music and a Movie series features performances from a local band followed by screenings of animated movies in the amphitheater.
The Polar Express
Chill out next to the wavepool for the park’s Dive-In movies series. Screenings are free for season pass holders, guests staying at the resort, and anyone with a waterpark day pass.
Finding Dory
Central Intelligence
This screening of the Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart flick has the same amenities you’ll find at the Pinkerton Park events, only it’s limited to people 21 and over for a more raucous time.
Finding Dory
Finding Dory
Inside Out
The Jungle Book
Rogue One
The Great Gilly Hopkins
Angry Birds
Moana
Sing
Secret Life of Pets
Finding Dory
A Dog’s Purpose
Rock Dog
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Zootopia
Storks
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Kendall is a Nashville native longing for someone to host an outdoor cinema series sans Pixar. Friday, Wayne's World, Top Gun, anyone?