Screen on the Green is at Atlantic Station

Free family-friendly movie nights are offered at Atlantic Station, 1380 Atlantic Drive NW, Atlanta.

Parking also is free for two hours.

Movies start at 7 p.m.

Here is the schedule:

June 22: “The Mitchells VS The Machines” (PG: 2021)
July 20: “Sonic the Hedgehog” (PG: 2020)
Aug. 10: “In the Heights” (PG-13: 2021)

Bring your blankets or chairs to Atlantic Green to view the movies on the large outdoor screen.

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