Our popular Nights Out series returns this summer with more live music and movies under the stars — no registration required!
Bring your own blankets, lawn chairs and refreshments to the park to enjoy all these events to the max. Everything movies indoors in the case of inclement weather.
All 2026 Nights Out are also themed to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, featuring movies with Ohio connections and all-American music. Click here to view an official “sizzle” video courtesy of Ohio Goes to the Movies.
What’s Coming Up!
Ohio Goes to the Movies — Finding Nemo (Rated G)
Saturday, June 13, at Observatory Park, with pre-show activities at 6 PM and our movie at 7 PM
In honor of America 250, did you know…? Director Lee Unkrich is from Chagrin Falls; writer/animator/voice actor (Mr. Ray) Bob Peterson is an Ohio Northern University grad heralding from Wooster and Dover; and voice actor (Deb & Flo) Vicki Lewis is from Cincinnati! On this night, we’ll have a picture of all these Ohioans who helped create our feature film, as well as a fishing activity that will help you learn to identify some of our native fish.
Summer Concert — Guys Without Ties (American horn-drenched rock and soul music…rock on!)
Saturday, June 20, at Big Creek Park’s Frances S. Hall Amphitheater from 7-8:30 PM
Ohio Goes to the Movies — Superman (Rated PG-13)
Saturday, July 11, at Observatory Park, with pre-show activities at 6 PM and our movie at 7 PM
In honor of America 250, did you know…? Superman is deeply connected to Cleveland because it’s where creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster conceived the hero in the 1930s! Released in 2025, this movie was also filmed in Cleveland, which is the hometown of actress Isabella Merced, who played Hawkgirl in the film.
Summer Concert — Bent String Band (early American roots music, including early jazz, acoustic blues and jazz-age-swing originals)
Saturday, July 25, at Big Creek Park’s Frances S. Hall Amphitheater from 7-8:30 PM
Summer Concert — The Big North Band (a truly American art form: traditional country music!)
Saturday, August 8, at Big Creek Park’s Frances S. Hall Amphitheater from 7-8:30 PM
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