As part of Rooftop Film’s Summer Series, there will be several screenings at Liberty Park—including live music and Q&As—on June 27, July 26, and August 20 at 7:15 p.m. All screenings are free, but make sure you RSVP.

Every Monday until September 9, Seaport Cinema at Pier 17’s rooftop will screen free outdoor movies with themed snacks and cocktails, as well as a full menu of sliders, tacos, and popcorn. Seats are available on a first come first serve basis. Visit their website for more information.

The Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) will host four June movie screenings at Columbus Park. Beginning on Friday, June 7, the series will kick off with Kung Fu Panda and will end with Crazy Rich Asians on June 28.

Beginning July 10, Hudson River Park will host Hudson RiverFlicks with iconic NYC movie screenings on Wednesdays at Pier 63. And for the first time, the Park will partner with Shaolin Jazz to bring hip-hop, soul, and funk to a screening of The Warriors on July 10 and The Last Dragon on August 14.

Bryant Park’s annual Movie Nights film series will return on June 10 with a screening of Big. From there, movies will screen every Monday night through August 12, showcasing from selections curated by Vulture. Bring a blanket, some food, and friends—but be sure to arrive early, since folks start staking out spots well before screenings begin.

The popular Intrepid Summer Movie Series will make its return on May 24 with screenings of Dunkirk, Top Gun, and First Man, and more through August 16. Find the full movie schedule here.

This year’s Central Park Conservancy film festival, happening on August 13, August 14, and August 15, will feature Back to the Future, Moonstruck, and Black Panther. The festival takes place in the park’s landscape between Sheep Meadow and the 72nd Street cross drive. Gates open at 6:30 p.m. but movies start at dusk.

Returning for its seventh year, Bronx Terminal Market's family-friendly rooftop film series will showcase movies once a month, starting with Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse on June 11, How to Train your Dragon: The Hidden World on July 9, and Incredibles 2 on August 13.

The outdoor film series that takes place at Socrates Sculpture Park will return on July 3 and run through August 21. The series will feature foreign-language (subtitled) independent films including Cielo, La Ciénaga, and En El Séptimo Día.

Fort Greene Park will screen films as part of the popular Rooftop Films Summer Series, which include live music and Q&As, on July 11 and July 25. Screenings are free, but make sure you RSVP.

Starting in June, this Park Slope bar will show movies every Wednesday night in its expansive backyard. The series kicks off with Office Space on June 5, and will include screenings of When Harry Met Sally (July 10), The Princess Bride (August 21), and Beetlejuice (September 4), among other classic flicks. Each event will kick off with John Trivialta: Movie Trivia before the movie begins.

Starting on Wednesday, July 17, Prospect Park Alliance will be screening movies at the park’s Long Meadow North. This year, the series celebrates women’s voices in film with three films: Brave, co-written and co-directed by Brenda Chapman; Love and Basketball written and directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood; and Babe: Pig in the City, co-written by Judy Morris. RSVP for the series here.

At Staten Island’s Detective Russel Timoshenko Soccer Field (at FDR Boardwalk), there will be two summer movie screenings, including The Avengers on June 29, and Ghostbusters (1984) on July 3; both starting at 8:30 p.m.