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Summer nights = outdoor movie time
Go! staff
EASTERN OREGON — Look-
ing for a relaxed summer activity
that the whole family can enjoy?
Organizations across Eastern
Oregon are offering outdoor
movie nights, so grab some
snacks and blankets and take in
a family-friendly film on a warm
summer evening.
set just as the market is closing.
The schedule includes:
• July 12: Turtle’s Tale
• July 19: Encanto
• July 26: Inside Out
• Aug. 2: The Wizard of Oz
• Aug. 9: Sing
• Aug. 16: Goonies
• Aug. 23: We Bought a Zoo
• Aug. 30: Princess Bride
For more information, visit
www.ci.irrigon.or.us or www.
facebook.com/irrigonfarmers-
market.
HERMISTON
Hermiston Parks and Rec-
reation sets up the outdoor
screen on Fridays at Butte Park,
1210 NW Seventh St. Here’s the
schedule:
• July 8, 8:45 p.m.: Ghost-
busters: Afterlife
• July 15, 8:45 p.m.: American
Underdog
• July 22, 8:30 p.m.: Clifford the
Big Red Dog
• July 29, 8:30 p.m.: Beethoven
For more information visit
www.hermiston.or.us/hermis-
ton-live.
LA GRANDE
Painted Sky/Contributed photo
This summer in John Day, free movies will be shown four times on the football field at Grant Union High School.
PENDLETON
Pendleton Parks and Recre-
ation’s outdoor movies are held
at Community Park, 1531 SW
44th St. Pre-movie activities
include kickball, cornhole, flag
football and a concession stand.
Here’s the schedule:
• July 8: The Mighty Ducks
• July 15: Short Circuit
• July 22: Encanto
• July 29: Cool Runnings
• Aug. 5: Godzilla vs. Kong
• Aug. 12: Star Trek
• Aug. 19: King Richard
• Aug. 26: Bill and Ted’s Excel-
lent Adventure
JOHN DAY
Go Outside — a project of
Hermiston Parks and Recreation/Contributed photo
Hermiston Parks and Recreation are organizing free outdoor movies on
Fridays at Butte Park, beginning July 8.
the John Day Canyon City Parks
and Recreation District — and
Painted Sky Center for the Arts
are sponsoring four outdoor
movie nights on the football field
at Grant Union High School. The
movies will begin at dusk.
Planned showings are:
• July 9: Boss Baby
• July 23: The Mitchells vs. the
Machines
• Aug. 6: Bad Guys
• Aug. 20: Clifford the Big Red
Dog
BAKER CITY
Baker County Safe Commu-
nities Coalition will sponsor a
movie in Central Park, just east
of Resort Street in downtown
Baker City, on Thursday, July 7,
around 8:45 p.m.
This is in collaboration with
Baker Early Learning Center,
New Directions Northwest and
Summer Academy.
For updates, check the Face-
book page for Baker County
Safe Communities Coalition.
IRRIGON
The Irrigon Event Plaza, 420
Main St., is the place to be on
Tuesdays. The Irrigon Farmers
Market runs from 6-8:30 p.m.
After making purchases from
local vendors — including pro-
duce and baked goods — stick
around for Movies on the Plaza.
The free flicks start around sun-
La Grande Parks and Rec-
reation, along with the Union
County Safe Communities
Coalition, will sponsor three
movie nights at Pioneer Park
(Palmer Avenue, between Cedar
and Alder streets). Attendance is
free, and the film begins at dusk.
Be sure to bring lawn chairs or
blankets. Here’s the schedule:
• July 8: Sing 2
• July 29: Raya and the Lost
Dragon
• Aug. 19: Detective Pikachu
UMATILLA
As part of Umatilla Parks and
Recreation’s summer program-
ming, Movies in the Park is
offered on select Fridays. The
shows start at dusk at Umatilla
Marina & RV Park, 1710 Quincy
Ave. People are encouraged to
bring lawn chairs and snacks.
Free popcorn will be provided.
Upcoming dates are:
• July 8: Ghostbusters: Afterlife
• July 15: To be announced
• Aug. 5: To be announced
For more information, visit
www.umatilla-city.org/parksrec
or call 541-922-3226.