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Close Encounters of the Third Kind
HBO, Comcast and the Trust for the National Mall welcome back Screen on the Green to Washington, DC this summer. 

Every Monday at sunset, starting July 20, catch classics, from Dog Day Afternoon to On The Waterfront. 

The festival closes August 10 so make sure you put this on your calendar before it's over!

First Up: Close Encounters of the Third Kind on July 20

July 20, Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Starring Richard Dreyfuss and Francois Truffaut
Would an alien sighting drive you to build mountains out of your mashed potatoes?
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July 27, Dog Day Afternoon
Starring Al Pacino and Chris Sarandon
When you love someone, rob a bank to really show them how much you care.
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August 3, On The Waterfront
Starring Marlon Brando and Eva Marie Saint
A former boxer goes up against his corrupt union bosses on the docks of Jersey.
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August 10, Rebel Without A Cause
Starring Bud Cort and Ruth Gordon
Maude, one of the original cougars, may be the perfect match for 20-year-old Harold.
Event Info >>
 

Where
The screen is located off of Constitution Avenue, between 4th & 7th Streets. Details and Map

When
Mondays at sunset (around 8PM). Movies play on except in extreme weather, and there are NO rain days. For updates call 877-262-5866.

What to Bring
Blankets, snacks, beverages, umbrellas, bug spray, warm clothes.

You can pack snacks and non-alcoholic drinks for a picnic vibe.
   

What Not To Bring
Weapons, drugs, alcohol and tall chairs are among the forbidden items. For a full list, click here.

Take The Metro
The Smithsonian stop (blue/orange lines) is the closest.

Official Site
www.nps.gov/nama/


 

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