Explore Free Open-Air Films and Wimbledon Screenings at King’s Cross from June 30
Looking for a summer filled with outdoor cinema and sports entertainment? Starting June 30, the vibrant Granary Square canal steps at King’s Cross will host an exciting lineup of over 160 free open-air film screenings, curated by Everyman Cinema. This event promises film lovers and sports enthusiasts alike an engaging experience amidst London’s iconic scenery.
An Extensive Outdoor Cinema Experience
Everyman Cinema is bringing the magic of cinema outdoors with a remarkable series of screenings set against the picturesque backdrop of King’s Cross. From classic films to contemporary favorites, the schedule boasts over 160 free screenings, complete with subtitles where available to ensure accessibility for all viewers.
Special Wimbledon Screenings
In addition to films, the event will feature a special focus on Wimbledon. On Sunday, July 6th, attendees can enjoy both the live tennis matches and a screening of the Wimbledon film at 5 pm. Whether you’re a tennis fan or a cinephile, this dual celebration of sport and cinema offers a unique summer experience.
Stay Up-to-Date with Listings
For detailed information about the screening schedule and film titles, visit the official Everyman King’s Cross page: https://www.everymancinema.com/everyman-on-the-canal-in-kings-cross/.
To keep track of all open-air film offerings across London, including additional venues and dates, refer to the comprehensive Google Sheets listing: London Open Air Films Listings.
Other Notable Outdoor Screenings in London
Beyond King’s Cross, Covent Garden is preparing to launch a series of pop-up outdoor film screenings at the piazza. Official listings are forthcoming, so stay tuned for updates. If your interest lies in Wimbledon’s live matches, Ian Visits offers a curated list of London’s outdoor screens showcasing the tournament: Wimbledon Outdoor Viewing Spots.
Visual Highlights
For a glimpse of the upcoming screenings, check out a screen capture from the official listing, created using Mac’s built-in screen recording