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From a press release:
“Union Market will host Washington D.C.’s first drive-in movie experience, which will screen on Fridays. Watch classic Washington D.C.- centric films on Union Market’s 3-story wall. Pre-show festivities will include music, contests and special giveaways. A variety of Union Market vendors will also participate, serving food, drinks and fun snacks.
The DC Drive-In is free to attend, however reservations are suggested for cars. Don’t have a car? There will be a picnic area in the parking lot for bikers and walkers – no reservations are required for the picnic area. The schedule for the DC Drive-In is as follows:
July 12th
Dr. Strangelove (or) How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
July 19th
Distinguished Gentleman
July 26th
The American President
August 2nd
No Way Out
The DC Drive-In is a free event made in partnership with Reel Plan and a generous grant from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. To make reservations, please visit www.dcdrivein.com.
WHEN: Fridays beginning July 12th
Films begin at 9:00PM”
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