Friday, July 5
Casablanca
(1942, 102 minutes, black and white)
Directed by Michael Curtiz;
starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman and Paul Henreid
Set in unoccupied Africa during the early days of World War II: Rick, an American expatriate and former freedom fighter, runs the most popular nightspot in town. Out of the blue, a former lover walks into his club and back into his life, and intrigue unfolds.
Casablanca
(1942, 102 minutes, black and white)
Directed by Michael Curtiz;
starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman and Paul Henreid
Set in unoccupied Africa during the early days of World War II: Rick, an American expatriate and former freedom fighter, runs the most popular nightspot in town. Out of the blue, a former lover walks into his club and back into his life, and intrigue unfolds.
Friday, July 12
West Side Story
(1961, 184 minutes, color)
Directed by Jerome Robbins and Robert Wise;
starring Natalie Wood and Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn
A musical about two youngsters from rival NYC gangs who fall in love.
West Side Story
(1961, 184 minutes, color)
Directed by Jerome Robbins and Robert Wise;
starring Natalie Wood and Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn
A musical about two youngsters from rival NYC gangs who fall in love.
Friday, July 19
The Princess Bride
(1987, 98 minutes, color)
Directed by Rob Reiner;
starring Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin and Chris Sarandon
A classic fairy tale (as read by a kindly grandfather) with swordplay, giants, an evil prince, a beautiful princess, and yes, some kissing.
The Princess Bride
(1987, 98 minutes, color)
Directed by Rob Reiner;
starring Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin and Chris Sarandon
A classic fairy tale (as read by a kindly grandfather) with swordplay, giants, an evil prince, a beautiful princess, and yes, some kissing.
Friday, July 26
Roman Holiday
(1953, 118 minutes, black and white)
Directed by William Wyler;
starring Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn and Eddie Albert
A bored and sheltered princess escapes her guardians and falls in love with an American newsman in Rome.
Roman Holiday
(1953, 118 minutes, black and white)
Directed by William Wyler;
starring Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn and Eddie Albert
A bored and sheltered princess escapes her guardians and falls in love with an American newsman in Rome.
Bring your own picnic or come early and enjoy our second annual Food Truck Fest presented by Sauce Magazine. Food Truck service will begin at 6:00 pm.
Located in the new East Building, the Museum's Panorama Restaurant will also be open until 9:00 pm. It offers full service in an elegant setting.
Located on Level 1, the Cafe will serve casual fare. It will be open until 9:00 pm.
Located in the new East Building, the Museum's Panorama Restaurant will also be open until 9:00 pm. It offers full service in an elegant setting.
Located on Level 1, the Cafe will serve casual fare. It will be open until 9:00 pm.
Friday, July 5
Sheldon Blues Band featuring Kim Massie
Live music presented in partnership with The Sheldon
Kim Massie is one of the most recognizable vocalists in the Midwest. Her ability to sing not only blues and gospel but rock, pop, country and R&B have earned her two Best Female Vocalist of the Year Awards and a starring role in a Black Repertory Theater production of "Ain't Nothin But The Blues."
Sheldon Blues Band featuring Kim Massie
Live music presented in partnership with The Sheldon
Kim Massie is one of the most recognizable vocalists in the Midwest. Her ability to sing not only blues and gospel but rock, pop, country and R&B have earned her two Best Female Vocalist of the Year Awards and a starring role in a Black Repertory Theater production of "Ain't Nothin But The Blues."
Friday, July 12
Ryan Spearman Band
Presented in partnership with Folk School St. Louis
Named "Best Folk Artist" by the Riverfront Times in 2010, Ryan Spearman lives to share music. He's a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, educator, volunteer radio producer, promoter, podcaster, and the co-founder of an organization (The Green Strum Project) encouraging connections between sustainability and the arts in St. Louis.
Ryan Spearman Band
Presented in partnership with Folk School St. Louis
Named "Best Folk Artist" by the Riverfront Times in 2010, Ryan Spearman lives to share music. He's a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, educator, volunteer radio producer, promoter, podcaster, and the co-founder of an organization (The Green Strum Project) encouraging connections between sustainability and the arts in St. Louis.
Friday, July 19
Kreative Pandemonium
Presented in partnership with International Institute of St. Louis
Kreative Pandemonium aims to reach the world through cultural music and dance. Founded in 2008 by Weedie Braimah and Andrea Peoples, the group focuses on preserving traditional West African culture as a base to bridge the gap between the music, song, and dances of the African Diaspora.
Kreative Pandemonium
Presented in partnership with International Institute of St. Louis
Kreative Pandemonium aims to reach the world through cultural music and dance. Founded in 2008 by Weedie Braimah and Andrea Peoples, the group focuses on preserving traditional West African culture as a base to bridge the gap between the music, song, and dances of the African Diaspora.
Friday, July 26
La'Tinos Latin Tropical Band
Presented in partnership with Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival
This St. Louis big band plays a danceable mixture of Salsa and Cumbia, and knows how to get a crowd moving. Bring your dancing shoes and some friends and join us on the Plaza!
La'Tinos Latin Tropical Band
Presented in partnership with Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival
This St. Louis big band plays a danceable mixture of Salsa and Cumbia, and knows how to get a crowd moving. Bring your dancing shoes and some friends and join us on the Plaza!
Where are the movies shown?The free movies are shown outdoors on Art Hill. The screen will be located midway down Art Hill facing the Museum.
Where do I park?Free public parking is available in the northwest and northeast parking lots flanking the statue of St. Louis in front of the main entrance to the Museum. Street parking along Fine Arts Drive is also available.
The new 300-space underground Parking Garage will be open. This summer, the fee is $15 ($5 for members with validation).
ADA-compliant parking is available in the public lots near the main entrance to the Museum. Drop-off areas are located on Fine Arts Drive directly in front of the Museum. The Museum's main entrance is accessible.
Bike racks are available in front of the museum.
The new 300-space underground Parking Garage will be open. This summer, the fee is $15 ($5 for members with validation).
ADA-compliant parking is available in the public lots near the main entrance to the Museum. Drop-off areas are located on Fine Arts Drive directly in front of the Museum. The Museum's main entrance is accessible.
Bike racks are available in front of the museum.
What time do the movies start?Free music and festivities start at 7:00 pm; films begin promptly at 9:00 pm. You are welcome to arrive any time to claim your spot on Art Hill.
What should I bring?Picnic materials, lawn chairs, candles, food, beverages (alcoholic beverages are permitted), blankets, and bug repellent are our suggestions. Pets on a leash are welcome.
Do you sell food & beverages?
Sauce Magazine's Food Truck Fest will begin serving at 7:00 pm. Food truck lineup varies by week. Food trucks accept cash, credit, and debit cards. The concession stand is cash only.
Located in the new East Building, the Museum's Panorama Restaurant will be open until 9:00 pm. It offers full service in an elegant setting.
Located on Level 1, the Cafe will serve casual fare. It will be open until 8:00 pm.
You are also welcome to bring your own picnic.
Museum Members – Be sure to bring your Membership Card for dining discounts in the Museum. Show it at the concession stand for free popcorn.
There is not an ATM onsite. The nearest one is located at Lindell Bank on the corner of Clayton and McCausland.
Located in the new East Building, the Museum's Panorama Restaurant will be open until 9:00 pm. It offers full service in an elegant setting.
Located on Level 1, the Cafe will serve casual fare. It will be open until 8:00 pm.
You are also welcome to bring your own picnic.
Museum Members – Be sure to bring your Membership Card for dining discounts in the Museum. Show it at the concession stand for free popcorn.
There is not an ATM onsite. The nearest one is located at Lindell Bank on the corner of Clayton and McCausland.
What is there to do before the movie begins?
Visit the Museum! Admission is always free.
- The entire Museum is open every Friday until 9:00 pm.
- On film nights, the main level will remain open until 10:00 pm.
- The Panorama Restaurant is open until 9:00 pm and the Museum Cafe is open until 8:00 pm.
- The Museum Shop is open until 9:00 pm.
What happens in the case of bad weather?
In the case of bad weather, updates will be posted here, on Facebook, on Twitter, and at 314.655.5345.
Are the activities accessible?All public areas of the Museum are ADA-compliant and accessible to wheelchair users and other visitors who need to avoid stairs. The Museum's main entrance is accessible.
ADA-compliant parking is available in the public lots near the film site on Art Hill. Drop-off areas are located on Fine Arts Drive directly in front of the Museum.
ADA-compliant parking is available in the public lots near the film site on Art Hill. Drop-off areas are located on Fine Arts Drive directly in front of the Museum.
