Johnson County Library is rocking out on Fridays this summer with live performances, interactive programs and musicals in the Parks, collaborating with several community groups to present a summer series of family friendly movies and concerts.
Evenings of Music and Movies
Grab a blanket, pack a picnic and get some music on with some of the greatest musical films. Listen Local Live concerts kick off some showings. Movies will start at dusk.
Friday, May 25:
Buffalo Meadows Park, discover “there’s no place like home.”
Festivities start at 5:30 pm.
Friday, June 15:
Electric Park (Black Mariah Theater) & Santa Fe Commons Park (Schwervon), find out how Kermit the Frog and his friends find success in Tinsel town.
Festivities start at 8 pm.
Friday, July 20:
Electric Park (Nicole Springer) & Santa Fe Commons Park (Natalie Bates Quartet) Join the Greasers and Pink Ladies of Rydell High for some Greased Lightning magic.
Festivities start at 8 pm.
Friday, August 10:
Celebration Park, where you can get ready to “kick off your Sunday shoes” and dance.
Festivities start at 7 pm.
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Electric Park, where you can also “kick off your Sunday shoes” and dance.
Festivities start at 8 pm.
Friday, August 17:
Santa Fe Commons Park, experience the complications of an American cabaret singer’s love triangle during the rise of the Nazis.
Festivities start at 8 pm.
Friday, September 14:
Electric Park, where a singing Nanny makes everyday tasks fun with a “spoonful of sugar.”
Festivities start at 5:30 pm.
Cornerstone Park, where a singing Nanny makes everyday tasks fun with a “spoonful of sugar.”
Festivities start at 6 pm.
In the event of inclement weather, please check www.jocolibrary.org/movie for cancellation notices.
This Library series is presented in partnership with Downtown Overland Park, City of Lenexa Parks & Recreation and City of Gardner Parks & Recreation. Support for these fun-filled experiences comes from the Friends of the Library and their volunteer core.
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