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2021 Schedule Date Day Park Title Rating CC Park Address Park Phone Underwriter 6-Jul Tue Oakdale Park Sonic The Hedgehog PG Yes 965 W. 95th St. (312) 747-6569 7-Jul Wed Humboldt Park Tom & Jerry PG Yes 1440 N. Sacramento (312) 742-7549 8-Jul Thu Mary Bartelme Park 10 Things I Hate About You PG-13 Yes 115 S. Sangamon St. (312) 746-5962 Mary Bartelme Park Advisory Council 8-Jul Thu Pasteur Park Trolls World Tour PG Yes 5825 S. Kostner Ave (773) 284-0530 9-Jul Fri Amundsen Park The Greatest Showman PG Yes 6200 W. Bloomingdale Ave. (312) 746-5003 9-Jul Fri Jesse Owens Park Jumanji: The Next Level PG-13 Yes 8800 S. Clyde (312) 747-6709 10-Jul Sat Douglass Park The High Note PG-13 Yes 1401 S. Sacramento Dr. (773) 762-2842 10-Jul Sat Paschen Park Imagine That PG Yes 1932 W. Lunt Ave. (773) 262-5871 13-Jul Tue Augusta Park Dolittle PG Yes 4433 W. Augusta Blvd. (312) 742-7544 13-Jul Tue Beverly Park Wizard of Oz G Yes 2460 W. 102nd St. (312) 747-6024 14-Jul Wed Lorraine Hansberry Park The Croods: A New Age PG Yes 5635 S. Indiana Ave. (312) 256-1248 14-Jul Wed Olympia Park The Croods: A New Age PG Yes 6566 N. Avondale Ave. (773) 631-6861 15-Jul Thu Gompers Park Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse PG Yes 4222 W. Foster Ave. (773) 685-3270 15-Jul Thu Vittum Park Aladdin (2019) PG Yes 5010 W. 50th St. (773) 284-6022 16-Jul Fri Lowe Playground Park Tom & Jerry PG Yes 5203 S. Lowe Ave. (312) 747-6445 16-Jul Fri Oz Park Babe G Yes 2021 N. Burling St. (312) 742-7898 Oz Park Advisory Council 17-Jul Sat Gladstone Park Tom & Jerry PG Yes 5421 N. Menard Ave. (773) 631-7859 17-Jul Sat Winnemac Park Wonder Woman 1984 PG-13 Yes 5100 N. Leavitt St (312) 742-5101 20-Jul Tue Hoard Playground Park Just Mercy PG-13 Yes 7201 S. Dobson Ave. (773) 256-1903 20-Jul Tue Kells Playground Park Frozen II PG Yes 3201 W. Chicago Ave. (312) 742-7544 21-Jul Wed Fuller Park Princess and the Frog G Yes 331 W. 45th St (312) 747-6144 21-Jul Wed Harrison Park Delfin NR Yes 1824 S. Wood St. (312) 746-5491 International Latino Cultural Center 22-Jul Thu Broncho Billy Playlot Park Bill and Ted Face the Music PG-13 Yes 4437 N. Magnolia Ave. (312) 742-7802 22-Jul Thu Wentworth Park Jurassic Park (1993) PG-13 Yes 5625 S. Mobile Ave. (312) 747-6993 23-Jul Fri Commercial Club Playground Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse PG Yes 1845 W. Rice St. (312) 742-7558 Commercial Park Advisory Council 23-Jul Fri Dawes Park Trolls World Tour PG Yes 8052 S. Damen Ave. (312) 747-6108 24-Jul Sat Calumet Park Toy Story 4 G Yes 9801 S. Ave G (312) 747-6039 24-Jul Sat Osterman Beach Dirty Dancing PG-13 Yes 5800 N. Lake Shore Dr. (312) 742-1134 Date Day Park Title Rating CC Park Address Park Phone Underwriter 27-Jul Tue Clark (Richard) Playlot Park Wonder Woman 1984 PG-13 Yes 3400 N. Rockwell St. (773) 248-3966 27-Jul Tue Marquette Park Toy Story 4 G Yes 6743 S. Kedzie Ave. (312) 747-6469 28-Jul Wed Kedvale Park Raya and the Last Dragon PG Yes 4134 W. Hirsch St. (312) 742-7543 28-Jul Wed Kilbourn Park The Manbo Man - Cuba NR Yes 3501 N. Kilbourn Ave. (773) 685-3351 International Latino Cultural Center 29-Jul Thu Dunbar Park The Croods: A New Age PG Yes 300 E. 31st St. (312) 747-6287 29-Jul Thu Rosenblum Park Aladdin (2019) PG Yes 8050 S. Chapel (312) 747-6649 30-Jul Fri Austin Town Hall Park Jumanji: The Next Level PG-13 Yes 5610 W. Lake St. (773) 287-7658 30-Jul Fri Indian Boundary Park Duck Soup NR No 2500 W. Lunt Ave. (773) 764-0338 31-Jul Sat Lake Shore Park Hidden Figures PG Yes 808 N. Lake Shore Dr. (312) 742-7891 Alderman Brian Hopkins 31-Jul Sat Park No. 540 Wonder Woman 1984 PG-13 Yes 98 W. 24 th St. (312) 590-5993 3-Aug Tue Churchill Field Playlot Park Raya and the Last Dragon PG Yes 1825 N. Damen Ave. (312) 742-7554 Bucktown Community Organization 3-Aug Tue West Lawn Park The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part PG Yes 4233 W. 65th St. (773) 284-2803 4-Aug Wed Anderson Playground Park X-Men: Dark Phoenix PG-13 Yes 3748 S. Prairie Ave. (312) 747-6007 4-Aug Wed Senn Playlot Park Onward PG Yes 5887 N. Ridge Ave. (312) 742-7502 5-Aug Thu Gill Park The Croods: A New Age PG Yes 825 W. Sheridan Rd. (312) 742-7802 5-Aug Thu Union Park The Lion King (2019) PG Yes 1501 W. Randolph St. (312) 746-5494 6-Aug Fri Norwood Park The Karate Kid PG Yes 5801 N. Natoma Ave. (773) 631-4893 6-Aug Fri Rowan Park Aladdin (2019) PG Yes 11546 S. Avenue L (773) 646-3180 7-Aug Sat Loyola Park A Wrinkle in Time PG Yes 1230 W. Greenleaf Ave. (773) 262-8605 Loyola Park Advisory Council 7-Aug Sat Veteran's Memorial Park Trolls World Tour PG Yes 2820 E. 98th St. (312) 747-6812 10-Aug Tue McGuane Park The Goonies PG Yes 2901 S. Poplar Ave. (312) 747-6497 10-Aug Tue Tuley Park Tom & Jerry PG Yes 501 E. 90th Pl. (312) 747-6763 11-Aug Wed Mozart Park Field of Dreams PG Yes 2036 N. Avers Ave. (312) 742-7535 11-Aug Wed Park No. 571 Onward PG Yes 2754-2860 S. Eleanor St. (312) 747-6184 12-Aug Thu Clarendon Park Community Center The War With Grandpa PG Yes 4501 N. Clarendon Ave. (312) 742-7512 12-Aug Thu Lindblom Park Lean on Me PG-13 Yes 6054 S. Damen Ave. (312) 747-6443 13-Aug Fri Eugene Field Park Playing with Fire PG Yes 5100 N. Ridgeway Ave. (773) 478-9744 13-Aug Fri Holstein Park Creature from the Black Lagoon G No 2200 N. Oakley Ave. (312) 742-7554 14-Aug Sat Big Marsh Park Black Panther PG-13 Yes 11555 S. Stony Island Ave. (773) 646-0210 Friends of Big Marsh 14-Aug Sat Lake Shore Park Casablanca NR Yes 808 N. Lake Shore Dr. (312) 742-7891 Lirica on Navy Pier 17-Aug Tue Garfield Park The Croods: A New Age PG Yes 100 N. Central Park Ave. (312) 746-5092 17-Aug Tue River Park The Greatest Showman PG Yes 5100 N. Francisco Ave. (312) 742-7516 18-Aug Wed Rogers Park The Croods: A New Age PG Yes 7345 N. Washtenaw Ave. (773) 262-1482 18-Aug Wed Sheridan Park The Karate Kid PG Yes 910 S. Aberdeen St. (312) 746-5369 19-Aug Thu Oriole Park The Goonies PG Yes 5430 N. Olcott Ave. (773) 631-6197 19-Aug Thu West Pullman Park Hidden Figures PG Yes 401 W. 123rd St. (312) 747-7090 20-Aug Fri Haas Park Shrek PG Yes 2402 N. Washtenaw Ave. (312) 742-7552 20-Aug Fri Palmer Park Aladdin (2019) PG Yes 201 E. 111th St. (312) 747-6577 Date Day Park Title Rating CC Park Address Park Phone Underwriter 21-Aug Sat Eckhart Park Ferris Bueller's Day Off PG-13 Yes 1330 W. Chicago Ave. (312) 746-5490 Friends of Eckhart Park 21-Aug Sat Hamilton Park Dolittle PG Yes 513 W. 72nd St. (312) 747-6174 24-Aug Tue Armour Square Park The Croods: A New Age PG Yes 3309 S. Shields Ave. (312) 747-6012 24-Aug Tue La Follette Park The Photograph PG-13 Yes 1333 N. Laramie Ave. (773) 287-0541 25-Aug Wed Lincoln Park Cultural Center Labyrinth PG Yes 2045 N. Lincoln Park West (312) 742-7726 26-Aug Thu Piotrowski Park Trolls World Tour PG Yes 4247 W. 31st St. (312) 745-4801 26-Aug Thu Sherwood Park The Hate U Give PG-13 Yes 5701 S. Shields Ave. (773) 256-0926 27-Aug Fri La Villita Park The Croods: A New Age PG Yes 2800 S. Sacramento Blvd. (312) 747-6608 27-Aug Fri Nat king Cole Park Jumanji: The Next Level PG-13 Yes 361 E. 85th St. (312) 747-6063 28-Aug Sat Big Marsh Park Jumanji: The Next Level PG-13 Yes 11555 S. Stony Island Ave. (773) 646-0210 Friends of Big Marsh 28-Aug Sat Mary Bartelme park Clueless PG-13 Yes 115 S. Sangamon St. (312) 746-5962 Mary Bartelme Park Advisory Council 30-Aug Mon Mandrake Park Chicago Onscreen Local Film Showcase NR No 3858 S. Cottage Grove Ave. (312) 747-9938 31-Aug Tue Gill Park Chicago Onscreen Local Film Showcase NR No 825 W. Sheridan Rd. (312) 742-7802 31-Aug Tue Davis Square Park The Karate Kid PG Yes 4430 S. Marshfield Ave. (312) 747-6107 1-Sep Wed Lake Shore Park The Lion King (2019) PG Yes 808 N. Lake Shore Dr. (312) 742-7891 1-Sep Wed Eckersall Park Chicago Onscreen Local Film Showcase NR No 2400 E. 82nd St. (312) 747-6651 2-Sep Thu Ridge Park Tom & Jerry PG Yes 1817 W. 96th Street (312) 747-6640 2-Sep Thu Palmer Square Park Chicago Onscreen Local Film Showcase NR No 2200 N.
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