Port of Seattle uses Shilshole Bay Marina as a venue for showing nautical-themed films, including Aquaman on August 16.

A robust selection of Thursday night outdoor movies at Peddler Brewing focuses on fun, classic favorites, like Back to the Future, Point Break, and The Big Lebowski. There is, of course, beer.

Movies at Redmond’s Marymoor Park show alongside trivia and food trucks. Wednesday night films include classics like The Princess Bride and The Sandlot. Admission is $5 cash or $6 on a credit card. The county charges an extra $5 to park.

Picnic on the gently sloping Mural Amphitheatre lawn, in front of a 40-foot screen with the Space Needle looming above. Saturday night movies include recent releases and classic crowd-pleasers, including both Black Panther and Dirty Dancing.

Bellevue Parks is showing a free movie at Crossroads every Thursday night in August, and they’re newer fare, including Mary Poppins Returns and Christopher Robin.

The folks behind the Fremont outdoor movies are now in South Lake Union. The current venue at South Lake Union Discovery Center offers a massive grass lawn packed with a larger screen (35 feet by 55 feet) and improved sound and projection. The last movie of this year’s season is The Life Aquatic on August 25.

Three parks fall under the Bellevue Summer Outdoor Movies in the Park umbrella, but Bellevue Downtown Park has the most films, shown every Friday night with pre-movie entertainment at 7:30 p.m. and movies starting about 9 p.m. Like other Bellevue Parks events, it’s mostly newer stuff—Ferdinand, Wonder Park, The Lego Movie 2—but it closes out with outdoor cinema classic Back to the Future on August 27.

Downtown mainstay Westlake Park is showing outdoor movies most Fridays in August, including classic Jurassic Park and decidedly newer choices Captain Marvel and Incredibles 2.

Like the other movies in downtown parks, Freeway Park shows a mixture of old and new, from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse to Labyrinth.

Head to Columbia City to see Coco in Columbia Park on August 18. It’s free, but there will be concessions and a food drive.

Part of a series of outdoor movies in Renton parks, Highlands Park will be showing Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse on August 23, along with pre-show festivities.

It’s the 17th year of Skyway Outdoor Cinema. In the parking lot between the 7-Eleven and the U.S. Bank in Skyway, The West Hill Community Association is setting up free outdoor movies most Saturdays in August. Incredibles 2, The Princess Bride, Aquaman, and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse are all in the lineup.

Renton Parks is also putting on an outdoor movie at Tiffany Park: Incredibles 2 on August 16, complete with pre-show entertainment.

Auburn Parks is hosting one movie night at Les Gove Park, on August 9, showing E.T. after some musical performances.

No joke: Wild Waves theme park is showing a series of outdoor movies (Dive-In Movies, get it?) over the wave pool, viewable from a floaty tube. It comes with a season pass—otherwise it’s the cost of park admission. Upcoming Friday night showings are Finding Nemo and The Goonies.