Movies In The Meadow
The movies will be shown near the Parkside Lodge near Parkside Avenue and Florence Avenue throughout the month of July. The cost to you to watch is nothing and anyone can attend. This family-friendly event is playing three movies that the children in your lives can enjoy. It’ll be a great way to enjoy a film outside on a big screen without having to be stuck sitting in your car.
The first movie is a film that still resonates with Buffalonians. “The Natural” was shot in Buffalo in 1983 and holds a place in many Buffalonians’ hearts. It will be the first film shown on July 12 at 9 PM. The next two movies are “The Golden Compass” and “The Water Horse,” both at 9 PM on July 19 and 26, respectively.
This event is made possible with support from the M&T Charitable Foundation. You can call 838-1240 for more information or you can visit the Parkside Community Association’s website.
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bufflow
If the movies are at Parkside Lodge, why do you have photo of meadow next to Hoyt Lake? (and where's the meadow near the lodge....Movies at the Bocce Court????)
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EliGeorge
I didn't take this picture myself, but I wanted to include an image of Delaware Park and I thought this was a good one, even if the locale wasn't right. Sorry if it confused you. Do you like the new one better?
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LightoftheMoon
What a fantastic idea! With such a busy summer it's a shame I already have plans on those nights--any chance for more movies being added on following Saturdays?
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wingking
Those photos are of the Parkside Lodge, and it's a croquet court - not Bocce.
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Sweets
The pictures posted are correct and near the location. The first picture is the actual Parkside Lodge on Parkside Avenue. The second picture is of the flowers on the walkway leading to the Lodge at Parkside and Florence. The movies are being shown across from the Lodge, if it is not raining. Across from the Lodge is a grassy area called the meadow. If it rains, the movies will be shown under a tent next to the Lodge in the gated area. This area is not the bocce court. The bocce court is on the other side of the Lodge.
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