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    May 1, 2019No Comments
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    City of Sedona ArizonaSedona AZ (May 1, 2019) – Enjoy a feature film under the beautiful skies of Sedona at the Posse Grounds Pavilion every Wednesday in June. Films will be shown on June 5, 12, 19 and 26, beginning just before dusk at approximately 7:45 p.m. All films are free.

    Posse Grounds Park, 525 Posse Ground Rd., offers the perfect backdrop for families and friends to gather and experience cinematic magic in an outdoor setting. Each week a family-friendly feature film will be shown at the Pavilion. Participate in the theme for the night and get a free movie treat. Can you figure out the movie titles from the evenings’ themes?

    June 5 – Vacation time and you’re off to the country side with some pals. Shed your city gear and come dressed in your slick cowboy boots or a cowboy hat to get your free movie treat.

    June 12 – Are you a Pink Lady or a T-Bird? Show us by coming dressed in black or pink (or 50’s theme) to get your free movie treat. Dancing and singing encouraged!

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    June 19 – He lives in a video game land but learns of the wonders of the internet. Wear your favorite video game paraphernalia to get your free movie treat and morph into this animated adventure experience.

    June 25 – It’s your day off, so no need to dress up. Wear your pajamas to get your free movie treat and watch some high schoolers skip school and take on Chicago.

    Free movie treats will be available to the first 150 guests. Remember to bring a chair or blanket. Food will be available for purchase.

    Can’t figure out the movie titles? Visit the Parks and Recreation calendar at sedonaaz.gov/recevents and look for the Summer Cinema Series dates to get the titles. Have questions? Call (928) 282-7098

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