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Pop Up Screens are delighted to announce their return to London with an enormous season of outdoor cinema packed with feel good movies, guilty pleasures, and cult classics that will make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Pop Up Screens invites you and your family to indulge in an evening that you won’t forget with your loved ones. Its ‘relaxed atmosphere and friendly vibe’, praised by critics across the country will have you coming back year after year. This year, Pop Up Screens will span across eight london parks and open spaces over three months, launching on 9th July at Coram's Fields with the fan favourite, The Craft. Pop Up Screens offers films for fans of all genres; including smash hit musical dramas such as The Greatest Showman, A Star Is Born, Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman. For audiences wanting nostalgia, fans will be able to revisit fan favourites Back To The Future, The Goonies and Dirty Dancing and many more. Join us for a movie or two and you’ll find a great environment, along with a bar, and some of London’s best street food traders. Pop Up Screenings Full Listings 9 July – Corams Fields – The Craft 10 July – Corams Fields – The Greatest Showman 11 July – Corams Fields – Bill & Ted Face the Music 16 July – Bishops Park, Fulham – 10 Things I Hate About You 17 July – Bishops Park, Fulham - Dirty Dancing 18 July – Bishops Park, Fulham – The Goonies 23 July – North Greenwich – 500 Days of Summer 24 July – North Greenwich - Grease 25 July – North Greenwich – Back to the Future 30 July – Hillyfields, Brockley – The Goonies 31 July – Hillyfields, Brockley – Dirty Dancing 1 Aug – Hillyfields, Brockley – Greatest Showman 6 Aug – Corams Fields – JoJo Rabbit 6 Aug – Corams Fields - Pretty Woman 6 Aug – Corams Fields - Ghostbusters 13 Aug – Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith – Jaws 14 Aug – Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith – Bohemian Rhapsody 15 Aug – Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith – The Greatest Showman 16 Aug – Guildhall, City of London – The Greatest Showman 17 Aug – Guildhall, City of London - Moonlight 18 Aug – Guildhall, City of London - Philadelphia 19 Aug – Guildhall, City of London – The Beach 20 Aug – Guildhall, City of London - Dreamgirls 21 Aug – Guildhall, City of London – Priscilla Queen of the Desert 27 Aug – Manor House Gardens, Hither Green – Bohemian Rhapsody 28 Aug – Manor House Gardens, Hither Green – The Greatest Showman 29 Aug – Manor House Gardens, Hither Green – A Star is Born 3 Sept - Bishops Park, Fulham – Rocket Man 4 Sept - Bishops Park, Fulham – A Star is Born 5 Sept - Bishops Park, Fulham – The Greatest Showman 10 Sept - Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith – Dirty Dancing 11 Sept - Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith – Jurassic Park 12 Sept - Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith – Rocket Man 17 Sept – Kennington Park, Oval – The Greatest Showman 18 Sept – Kennington Park, Oval – Notting Hill 19 Sept – Kennington Park, Oval – A Star is Born Tickets for Pop Up Screens can be bought at popupscreens.co.uk

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