The GISHWHES List - Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen!

A few weeks back, you might have noticed that I posted about GISHWHES, the Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen!  I signed up and took part in it for a week, met some incredible people across the nation and had fun! I hope that for next year, we will have enough time to create a team that will dominate and win the hunt together.  

You must all be very curious what some of the items are on the list, so here they are!
If you attempt any of the items below, I would love to see your masterpieces - tweet or instagram @ terresaling!

Enjoy,
Terresa =)

GISHWHES 2014 LIST

1. IMAGE. I’m certain the elderly love mud wrestling, but they must do it in private because I never see it! Let’s fix this. Catch your grandparents or great grandparents in a mud-wrestling match.61 POINTSSubmit
2. VIDEO (20 seconds). You (and a friend if you wish) enlist with a local volunteer organization and have yourself filmed doing one of the following: planting a tree, working at a food bank or soup-kitchen, collecting trash, or helping out at a retirement facility. You must be wearing something that shows you seriously know how to party.51 POINTSSubmit
3. IMAGE. It’s “me time.” Spoil, pamper and be decadent to yourself like you never have before. Oh, and P.S., you’re dressed as a Stormtrooper.48 POINTSSubmit
4. VIDEO or IMAGE. Clearly your bicycle is underwhelming you with its current performance. Convert your bicycle into a warp-speed spacecraft. Ride it.41 POINTSSubmit
5. IMAGE. You and your four friends are a five-headed monster with all of your heads poking out of one collar of a giant shirt. Now do yard work.32 POINTSSubmit
6. IMAGE or VIDEO. As GISHWHES certainly isn’t all about dog-eat-dog competition, find someone on another GISHWHES team and surprise them with an act of thoughtful generosity. Make us tear up. We must see the team name or Username of the individual you are helping.66 POINTSSubmit
7. IMAGE. Find an object that you’re holding onto for all the wrong reasons. Destroy it mightily.17 POINTSSubmit
8. VIDEO. A lot of politicians oppose minimum wage laws. Let’s expand their horizons: pay an elected official less than minimum wage to do at least 1 hour of yard work for you.42 POINTSSubmit
9. VIDEO (time-lapse 20 seconds). Assemble a puzzle with a minimum of 50 pieces in one sitting. The video must show the box with more than 50 pieces and then you putting the puzzle together. For ease of assembly you must be wearing wool mittens or gloves throughout the assembly of the puzzle.28 POINTSSubmit
10. VIDEO. Go through a drive-through at a fast food restaurant in your invisible car. Order, among other things, a Diet Water. You must have a passenger in your invisible car, and you both must be “seated.”36 POINTSSubmit
11. VIDEO (slow motion). Set to opera music, stage a water balloon fight between 10 or more participants all wearing business suits.44 POINTSSubmit
12. IMAGE. GISHWHES has taken its toll this year. You deserve a break. Hit the hot tub with a couple of friends… wearing hats made of ice cream.37 POINTSSubmit
13. IMAGE. Time flies like a Wooster gone wild. There’s someone in your life - an older family member or an older friend - that will someday be gone. There’s something you used to do with them that you enjoyed or have been meaning to do with them, but never have. Do it now, before it’s too late.31 POINTSSubmit
14. IMAGE. File a Freedom of Information Act request for any available government files on your parents.19 POINTSSubmit
15. VIDEO. Have an elderly person teach you an “old-school” skill now considered obsolete. For example, how to operate a telegraph or a mechanical typewriter (those examples are now off-limits). - Jennifer Kristiansen.33 POINTSSubmit
16. IMAGE. A family of at least four enjoying a formal dinner. All of the place settings, serving utensils, dishes - basically every non-food item above the tablecloth - must be made from Legos.63 POINTSSubmit
17. IMAGE. You are off to a most elegant formal evening gala. Disaster strikes! Your outfit is ruined! Dress yourself in an outfit fit for such an evening, using only items found in your bathroom. -Hutchinson49 POINTSSubmit
18. IMAGE. As you well know, all the actors who work on the CW network collect hand-painted paper-mache models of their own heads. Get one of these actors to post a photo on Twitter or FB of them holding your team’s painted paper-mache creation of their likeness. (I understand that what I just wrote was grammatically cumbersome. If you have a hard time understanding what I just wrote, don’t be hard on yourself, you’re not the only one. Join a support group. Just to be clear the image with the celebrity is the GISHWHES item here, not the support group. The support group is just for you.)65 POINTSSubmit
19. VIDEO (8 seconds). Stand in front of a recognizable landmark or monument, wear something magnificent, and in whatever your native language is, complete the following sentence: “Gishwhes makes me feel_____”28 POINTSSubmit
20. IMAGE. Based on the Internet, which is always super reliable and never wrong, each year almost 100,000 people are saved by out-of-hospital CPR in the US alone… from everything from choking on food to heart attacks. Get an online or offline CPR certification. It only takes an hour or two to do it online (Internet search for “online CPR certification”); however, the Interwebs say it’s more thorough if you go into an actual class (among many other organizations, the Red Cross and YMCA’s host classes). Your choice. Submit an image of you holding up your Certificate. Bonus points if you do it with a friend.80 POINTSSubmit
21. VIDEO (20 seconds). Get everyone on a subway, bus or train car to sing “Over the River and Through the Woods.” There must be at least 8 passengers and it must not be staged (i.e. this must be a random collection of commuters, not your friends).77 POINTSSubmit
22. VIDEO (20 seconds). Because of our subversive influence, most governments have declared GISHWHES to be a national security threat. Have a uniformed officer explain to a unit of servicemen how to neutralize a hostile GISHER.26 POINTSSubmit
23. IMAGE. Facts: (1) Orlando Jones’s father played for the Philadelphia Phillies, (2) Orlando’s first acting experiences involved playing a werewolf in a haunted house, and (3) Orlando is currently starring in “Sleepy Hollow”. Let’s see you, dressed as a werewolf baseball player, riding a horse while holding a sign that reads, “We are all Orlando!”36 POINTSSubmit
24. VIDEO. Challenge a professional athlete to a game of hopscotch and win. The image must include both of you hopscotching and the professional athlete’s name.72 POINTSSubmit
25. IMAGE. Get all of the checkout employees at a supermarket to wear “Mishacolypse” masks as they ring up customers. They all must be working their individual registers when you take the picture. There must be a minimum of four checkout workers. The more cashiers, the more points.46 POINTSSubmit
26. IMAGE (two images edited side-by-side). Table Mountain, South Africa; Mount Snowdon Wales; Mount Sinai, Egypt; Mt. Fuji, Japan; and Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania are epic peaks. Climb one of them. You must submit two images side by side, one of you in front of the mountain, and the second, with you at the summit, wearing the same clothes, holding up a sign that says: “Everything is easy when you GISHWHES!”147 POINTSSubmit
27. VIDEO (20 seconds). Surprise a soldier stationed in a remote location. While you’re Skyping with them, surprise them by having one or more of their close friends or family members that they haven’t seen since deployment, pop up behind you.64 POINTSSubmit
28. IMAGE. Stage a mini-newspaper boat regatta in a public fountain with at least four competing vessels. We must see intense competitiveness and gambling.23 POINTSSubmit
29. IMAGE. If you’re like me, you’re sick of the go-to barista foam-art. If I have to sip at another latte adorned with a fern or clover shape, I’m going to cry. Let’s see the Elopus professionally recreated in the foam of a café’s hot drink.24 POINTSSubmit
30. VIDEO. Aisha Tyler is a formidable thumb wrestler. Get a WWE or WWF Wrestler (former or current) to publicly challenge her to a thumb war. Triple points if the match-up actually happens. -Jess Richardson48 POINTSSubmit
31. IMAGE. Get married. If you’re married, renew your vows. For this ceremony, the marital partners must be adorned in this season’s hottest, stunning and elegant… kitchenware. Make sure your ceremony is well attended and set outside in a stunning location befitting such a momentous occasion. The officiant must be a ship’s captain.82 POINTSSubmit
32. VIDEO (20 seconds). Get one of the 2014 Gishwhes items you accomplish mentioned and/or shown on a TV news station.108 POINTSSubmit
33. IMAGE. Batman or another superhero playing bingo at a crowded recreation center.71 POINTSSubmit
34. IMAGE. Well done! You’ve just managed to catch a rare “Popcorn Child Monster” on camera.27 POINTSSubmit
35. IMAGE. Suck blood from a doughnut.10 POINTSSubmit
36. IMAGE. You at the beach, pool or on a boat, wearing a homemade, 99% edible, candy bathing suit. (The remaining 1% can be inedible thread or wire, but we don’t want to see it.)53 POINTSSubmit
37. IMAGE. “When I grow up, I want to be…” Have a child dress up as what they want to be when they grow up (lawyer, doctor, ballerina, dragon-slayer, etc.). Then stage the photo in the environment they would be working in.61 POINTSSubmit
38. VIDEO or IMAGE. It’s time the Internet’s bourgeoning Culinary Master was recognized… or panned. Prepare West Collins’ “Pasta with Jam Sauce” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90tZUltzRBc) and have a noted food critic review it. It must be a qualified, published critic. If they’re not a published critic, don’t submit.102 POINTSSubmit
39. VIDEO. Use climbing gear - grappling hooks, ropes, and carabiners - to summit the mighty ascent of the sidewalk of Filbert between Leavenworth and Hyde.33 POINTSSubmit
40. VIDEO. Collect 100 clusters of dandelion fluff balls, and with the help of friends, blow them all clean within 8 seconds. While you’re at it, you might as well wish for world peace.21 POINTSSubmit
41. VIDEO or IMAGE. Go through a TSA (or your country’s equivalent) checkpoint dressed for snorkeling.71 POINTSSubmit
42. IMAGE or VIDEO. Some regions have legendary monsters like the Loch Ness Monster in Loch Ness, Scotland or the Abominable Snowman in… well, wherever that creature lurks. Catch the mystery monster on camera that haunts your hometown.41 POINTSSubmit
43. IMAGE. Let’s see a flattering mosaic of one of Misha’s crushes: Dilma Rousseff, Michelle Obama or Sarah Palin, on the window of an office-supply store. The mosaic is made from multi-colored Post-Its.38 POINTSSubmit
44. IMAGE. Two people kissing across the Russia/Ukraine Boarder.112 POINTSSubmit
45. VIDEO (up to 30 seconds). Create a Rube Goldberg machine that includes “Eye of the Tiger”, an image of John Travolta, a toilet plunger, and acorns, among other things. - Inspired by Presley and Mike91 POINTSSubmit
46. VIDEO (up to 30 seconds). Let’s hear “Carry on My Wayward Son” on a giant pipe organ (antique preferred) in a cathedral or church, played by someone wearing a sock monkey hat. - April Carpenter-McVay41 POINTSSubmit
47. IMAGE. Cavemen get a bad rap, but really, they’re no different from you and me. They like to dine at fine restaurants just like us!53 POINTSSubmit
48. IMAGE. Four people use their bodies to form a table. Enjoy an elegant dinner for two at this body table. -Carianne Steinman29 POINTSSubmit
49. IMAGE. Make a 5-foot in diameter bird’s nest on a sidewalk in an upscale neighborhood. Nest in it.47 POINTSSubmit
50. VIDEO. Perform a competing “Shakespeare in the Park” in Central Park, right before the real show.33 POINTSSubmit
51. IMAGE. Create the next hip facial hair look or hipster accessory.14 POINTSSubmit
52. IMAGE. Someone ranked on IMDb’s Starmeter in the top 2,000 wearing a t-shirt with your team name and “GISHWHES 2014” written on it.66 POINTSSubmit
53. IMAGE. Not to throw around big words, but “Hirsute” means “goat-like or hairy.” Shave a recognizable corporate logo onto a hirsute man’s back or chest hair. Bonus points if the man is holding a product emblazoned with the same logo.23 POINTSSubmit
54. IMAGE. Covering your unmentionables with something you deem appropriate, how many clothespins can you fit (pinched) on the rest of your body? We know; it hurts. We’re sorry, but no pain, no gain!32 POINTSSubmit
55. IMAGE or VIDEO. Create the famous “Spider-hair-knot.” Eight long-haired people lying on their backs with their hair tied all together in one big beautiful weave or a nasty knot. Photograph from above.41 POINTSSubmit
56. IMAGE (two images edited side-by-side). Find someone with the exact same name as you who lives in another state, province, or country. We must see two photos together: the two faces and two ID cards with all private/contact information blacked out except for your names and birth dates.18 POINTSSubmit
57. IMAGE. Capture the elusive NASCAR with a pink unicorn decal on camera. Must be a bonafide NASCAR.61 POINTSSubmit
58. IMAGE. Register to be a bone marrow donor: you could save a child’s life or someone’s mom’s life. As a sign of solidarity on this item, I (Misha) pledge to register to be a bone-marrow donor myself during the week of the hunt. This item requires you filling out a form, receiving a “cheek swab test” in the mail, and mailing it back in. The registration process cannot be completed in just one week, but if you show us the photo of your online registration confirmation or email, you will qualify for points on this item. ONLY do this item if you’re serious about going through with the whole process. There are certain requirements, which you must meet (for example, if you are too overweight or have certain health or psychological issues, you cannot be a donor). Also, before proceeding, you should know that the process is much more involved than donating blood. So, if you choose to do this item, don’t lie about your weight, health or willingness to follow through. If, in the future, you do get selected as a donor match (a very very very slim chance - on average less than 1/2 of 1%), and you turn it down, you will be incurring terrible karma and may be harming someone and their family. Even though we consider this one of the more valuable items on the list we are assigning a low point value to it. Really this item is not about points, it’s about trying to help a stranger. We need to see a screenshot of your application. Each application will be worth 3 points. If you edit several screenshots into one image of you and your teammate’s applications, we will grant 3 points for each application for up to 10 applications making this item worth between 3 and 30 points.3 POINTSSubmit
59. IMAGE. Fograt, Wooster, Elopus or Marge Simpson tummy-art. The “tummy” canvas in question must be that of a woman who is at least 7 months pregnant.43 POINTSSubmit
60. IMAGE. Reenact the dramatic death of the Dyerville Giant. You must be standing next to or in front of the real Dyerville Giant.27 POINTSSubmit
61. IMAGE. Go to your local animal shelter/rescue and hold a photo shoot for one of its residents. Make an adoption flyer promoting the animal using the photos you’ve taken and post them on telephone poles. Prove that your campaign was successful. (It can be multiple images photoshopped into one submission).52 POINTSSubmit
62. IMAGE. Office art. The boss is away. Take this treasured time to create a beautiful, museum-worthy sculpture in your cubical comprised entirely of company office supplies. If the artist in you feels it is imperative to use a coworker as a base or as an integral part of the piece of work, go ahead and indulge. The world deserves it.39 POINTSSubmit
63. VIDEO. A brass band quartet performing “Carry On My Wayward Son” from a median strip, while commuter cars are stuck in terrible traffic.59 POINTSSubmit
64. IMAGE. Pose for a multigenerational, gender-swapping Sears-style family portrait. Take it seriously.27 POINTSSubmit
65. VIDEO. Let’s see The Flash stuck behind commuters on an escalator. Quintuple points if your Flash is portrayed by Grant Gustin himself.49 POINTSSubmit
66. IMAGE. Four human heads (alive!) popping out of the sand - each expressing a different emotion.31 POINTSSubmit
67. VIDEO. On a pool or billiards table, sink at least 4 balls with one shot. So we know it’s you doing it, wear a t-shirt displaying your GISHWHES team name. The more balls that go in, the more points.39 POINTSSubmit
68. IMAGE (two images edited side-by-side). In Washington State, USA there is a woman whose legal name is “Life Has Meaning.” Another woman has legally renamed herself, “Table.” Find someone whose name is a noun, verb or a phrase, and take a photo with him or her and his or her driver’s license with everything blacked out except for his or her name.28 POINTSSubmit
69. IMAGE (one image with 15 images edited into it). An image of each of the members of your team in Brady-Bunch style grid format. Photos should be mug-shot style with each team member holding a black and white sign stating their city and country of residence.72 POINTSSubmit
70. VIDEO. You know how at Starbucks they ask your name and write it on the cup so that when your latte is done, they can say, “Misha, skinny decaf grande latte - extra foam, extra hot, lightly sweet!” When they ask for your name, give the most ridiculous name you can think of when you order your Starbucks beverage. The video is of the barrista announcing your drink and your absurd name.40 POINTSSubmit
71. VIDEO. Let’s see what a fighter jet passenger or pilot POV looks like. The video must be shot during a flight and the aircraft must do a complete “roll” during the video. After completing the roll, you or the pilot must hold up a hand or arm on which is written, “GISHWHES does Mach 2”, “I flip for GISHWHES,” or a similar phrase.169 POINTSSubmit
72. IMAGE. Smoke and mirrors. Awe us.17 POINTSSubmit
73. VIDEO. Throw someone a surprise party with friends they haven’t seen in more than 10 years. Film the first moment of their surprise re-encounter.72 POINTSSubmit
74. IMAGE. Be the messiah you were always meant to be. Walk on water (must be a lake or pool). We must not see anything under your feet except for water. Not that we need to say this, but: no photoshopping!56 POINTSSubmit
75. VIDEO. Create a magnificent piece of GISHWHES or Elopus-related art and have it displayed in a gallery art show. The video should show the gallery space, patrons attending the show and viewing the piece. It must be a real art gallery - not your living room attended by friends. - Shannon Vincent57 POINTSSubmit
76. IMAGE. In case the show needs cast replacements, dress up two barnyard animals like SPN characters (you may not harm the animals).43 POINTSSubmit
77. IMAGE. It’s August and in much of the world we’re sweating right now. In a region with plentiful water, let’s see gleeful children and firemen playing in an elaborate, temporary water park built by your town’s firemen using fire department equipment.52 POINTSSubmit
78. IMAGE. Get a previously published Sci-Fi author to write an original story (140 words max) about Misha, the Queen of England and an Elopus. -Annie Houston59 POINTSSubmit
79. VIDEO. Visit an orphanage, a children’s hospital or a juvenile detention center dressed as Cookie Monster and distribute cookies to the children living there. - Voldie Quirell68 POINTSSubmit
80. IMAGE. Supernatural nail art. With Glitter. On hairy toes. - Natalie Springhart19 POINTSSubmit
81. IMAGE. Erect a tribute to Horris Packard, the inventor of Rubber Gloves.14 POINTSSubmit
82. VIDEO. As you know, William Shatner loves horses and clocks. Modify a cuckoo clock so that when the hour strikes, instead of a bird appearing, a tiny Captain Kirk on a horse pops out.36 POINTSSubmit
83. IMAGE. The writers and producers of the TV series, “Supernatural”, sometimes pretend they don’t like the limelight. Of course this is false-modesty. Immortalize one of them with a stately portrait done in sidewalk chalk art.18 POINTSSubmit
84. IMAGE (two images edited side-by-side). Send a military care package. One image is the box with all the items in it; the other image is you delivering it to the post office. (Here’s an example of but one link that can help you find out how to do this:http://www.military.com/spouse/military-life/military-resources/how-to-support-our-troops.html.) - Leah Plath & Lisa Allen27 POINTSSubmit
85. VIDEO (up to 20 seconds). Ask a senior citizen for their “bucket list.” Help them achieve one of the items on their bucket list.48 POINTSSubmit
86. VIDEO. Catch a fish, with a fish while dressed as a fish. - Lisa Boals44 POINTSSubmit
87. IMAGE. Have attendants at a professional sporting event hold up signs spelling out a message. Each sign is one letter. The message must not be sports-related and must be something inspirational and kind. Get your group on the arena’s jumbo-tron holding up the sign.101 POINTSSubmit
88. IMAGE. Make a mosaic Elopus, 2 meters in diameter, made entirely of natural objects (i.e. no plastic, human-made materials, only leaves, rocks, dirt, flowers, wood, etc).27 POINTSSubmit
89. VIDEO (20 seconds). Create an Oscar-worthy love scene between William Shatner and Larry King using creative editing of existing footage of each of them.21 POINTSSubmit
90. IMAGE. Gingerbread Villages are always so cute and quaint. Make a gingerbread village that shows urban blight: needle exchanges, prostitution, heavy police presence, etc.97 POINTSSubmit
91. IMAGE. Using public transportation, commute to work wearing only the trash your household produced the previous day. (Note: recyclables do not count as trash.)62 POINTSSubmit
92. IMAGE. Forgive someone with whom you have been holding a grudge against.18 POINTSSubmit
93. VIDEO. Give one of your favorite and most valued objects to a homeless person.31 POINTSSubmit
94. IMAGE. Make a tiny adorable mouse from boogers. Must be constructed from real, bonafide boogers.29 POINTSSubmit
95. VIDEO. Which is faster: a baby learning to crawl or a turtle? Let’s see a race.26 POINTSSubmit
96. IMAGE. Many people go their whole lives without really getting to know their neighbors. Find a neighbor you’ve never met and offer to sweep their patio, mow their lawn or help them with some other task they have to do.27 POINTSSubmit
97. VIDEO (30 seconds, edited). Have the proprietor of a crowded sports bar turn off all the televisions. Then, you must serenade the patrons with a song accompanied by an acoustic guitar. The video must show the proprietor turning off the TVs, and the patrons’ reactions as you (and a friend if you wish) sing the song.74 POINTSSubmit
98. VIDEO. Act/dress like a mannequin, shrub or a trashcan in a shopping center. Suddenly come to life and scare a passing consumer by shouting, “GISHWHES!”56 POINTSSubmit
99. IMAGE. Zombies need to buy toilet paper too, right? What does that transaction look like?67 POINTSSubmit
100. IMAGE. Provide visual evidence that unicorns really do fart rainbows. No photoshopping! - Jennifer Cates.49 POINTSSubmit
101. IMAGE. Submit a TRUE story (less than 50 words) of something nice a stranger did for you to https://podio.com/webforms/8915166/658998. Screenshot the form preview after you submit.16 POINTSSubmit
102. VIDEO. Do a maypole dance in a bus station (pilgrim attire and flower garlands required).49 POINTSSubmit
103. IMAGE. Using charcoal or chalk, stencil the term “D2N” on the exterior of a factory. (The “2” must be backwards, but I can’t figure out how to do that on this keyboard.)27 POINTSSubmit
104. IMAGE. Create a geoglyphic sock monkey in a public space at least 15 meters across. - Frances Mills101 POINTSSubmit
105. IMAGE. You’ve heard of Ronald Reagan’s “Trickle-down Economics”? The idea is that when rich people get richer, they spend more money doing things like getting their nails done and having their Porches waxed, and that in turn creates more jobs for pedicurist and car washers and other lower income families. Show us what trickle-down ice-cream-onomics looks like: One person on top, messily eating an enormous, melting Sunday, with two people on the floor below, trying to catch the drippings in their mouths as they fall. This needs to be a real mess.38 POINTSSubmit
106. IMAGE. Let’s see a fully dressed, face-painted geisha mowing the lawn. - Anni Kauniskangas62 POINTSSubmit
107. VIDEO. Install an official-looking velvet rope on a sidewalk (roping the sidewalk closed). When people approach, prove that chivalry is not dead by graciously holding the stanchion open for them. Note: in the absence of a stanchion you can use a doorway that you installed in the middle of the sidewalk with an operable door, which you politely open.52 POINTSSubmit
108. Get NASA (@NASA), the CIA (@CIA), or the official twitter feed of another nation or any country’s large federal agency to show their “fun side” in a twitter reply to you that mentions your twitter handle and #GISHWHES.53 POINTSSubmit
109. IMAGE. Obviously, everyone’s favorite Captain of the USS Enterprise was Jean-Luc Picard. Create a heroic Captain Picard using condiments (mustard, relish, ketchup, etc.) for paint.19 POINTSSubmit
110. VIDEO (20 seconds). The NSA is watching us. They’re reading our texts and emails and listening to our phone calls. The post office is just another branch of the government, so we can’t trust them either. There is really only one truly secure way to send messages these days… carrier pigeon. Using a carrier pigeon, send a GISHWHES shopping list with your team name on it from one location to another. We must see the pigeon arriving at its destination with the shopping list and see the list unfurled.114 POINTSSubmit
111. VIDEO. There is a retirement home in Baltimore, MD called Rolland Park Place. My grandmother lives there. Bring flowers, chocolate or funny homemade or store-bought cards for some of the residents. Since this is a bit nepotistic, if Rolland Park Place is out-of-the-way for you, do the same at another retirement home. You must interact with the residents.68 POINTSSubmit
112. IMAGE. Outside in nature, read “Huck Finn” by the light of a lantern made entirely from lightning bugs.59 POINTSSubmit
113. VIDEO. Pressure wash something you really shouldn’t pressure wash. -Cassidy Johnson33 POINTSSubmit
114. IMAGE or VIDEO. You’ve heard of Crop Circles. Let’s see a “Crop Elopus” or “Crop Wooster” or “Crop Fograt” or the word, “GISHWHES” cut into a field of corn or wheat or another crop. The artwork must be at least 1 acre across and should be photographed from an aircraft or from a point of high elevation.178 POINTSSubmit
115. VIDEO (.WAV FILE). Get NPR to do a story that’s NOT super boring on “All Things Considered” or “Morning Edition” or “Weekend Edition.” The story must mention your team or your name to prove that you inspired the story.148 POINTSSubmit
116. IMAGE. Food trucks are all the rage, but I think they tend to be a bit speciesist. Get a food truck to sell cat food. It must be on the menu and we must see a cat placing the order.28 POINTSSubmit
117. IMAGE (three edited side-by-side-by-side images). Collect fruit from a tree on from which the fruit hangs over a public sidewalk. Make jam from the fruit. Eat it. (Provide 3 photos edited into one image).38 POINTSSubmit
118. VIDEO. More Youtube videos should be close-captioned. Using YouTube’s close-captioning, close-caption one of the videos you submitted for another item. It must have significant dialogue in it. - Kim Palmer26 POINTSSubmit
119. VIDEO. “Jump the shark”. You will be penalized if you are bitten or eaten by a shark, so plan accordingly. (Liberal interpretations of this item are encouraged.)21 POINTSSubmit
120. IMAGE. Feed your demons. You are not permitted to submit an image of you eating desert.22 POINTSSubmit
121. IMAGE (edited side-by-side image). Challenge a movie theater employee: If you beat them in an arm-wrestling competition, they have to give you a free ticket. If they beat you, you’ll buy one. Either way, you get to see a movie. The images should be of you arm-wrestling across the counter and then you enjoying your movie.40 POINTSSubmit
122. IMAGE. Create a piece of furniture that hasn’t been created yet but would be very useful. Demonstrate its use. - Alex white34 POINTSSubmit
123. IMAGE. Some things should be broken. Let’s see if we can crash williamshatner.com: get all your friends to visit the site at precisely 9:02 AM PST, Monday August 4th. You must show a screencap of the ensuing error message including the URL in the URL bar. (Hint: Don’t visit the site before that exact time, as it will give the servers time to take on the load.)65 POINTSSubmit
124. IMAGE. If Jensen Ackles, Jared Padelecki, Misha Collins, or Mark Sheppard were part man/part animal, what would it look like and what would its name be? Example: “Jensen Catkles” would be ½ cat, ½ Jensen. Tweet the image with the twitter handle of the actor your hybridizing and the hashtag: #GISHWHESspecieshybridization. You only have to amalgamate one of the aforementioned men. Edit the tweet and photo into one image.31 POINTSSubmit
125. VIDEO. Sing a harmonized duet rendition of “Eye of the Tiger” with someone standing 30 yards away from you. The camera should be centered between the two singers and we should be able to see both in the frame. -Stefanie Bumbaru26 POINTSSubmit
126. VIDEO (time-lapse up to 20 seconds). Watch grass grow as you work on GISHWHES items on your lawn. We want to see it in time-lapse: grass must visibly grow. Hint: make sure your camera is positioned in exactly the same place over time and that we can see both you working on the item and the grass, otherwise this won’t work. If we don’t see the grass getting longer you’ll get no points.89 POINTSSubmit
127. IMAGE. Have an image of Pope Francis permanently tattooed on yourself.64 POINTSSubmit
128. IMAGE. Bite Luiz Suarez, Gently.103 POINTSSubmit
129. IMAGE. Improve my (Misha Collins’) Erdős number. Hint: it’s currently lower than 1000.29 POINTSSubmit
130. IMAGE. An angel made from feminine hygiene products - Rachel Shelby31 POINTSSubmit
131. VIDEO. Convenience stores need much more oversight. Give Red Cards to customers in a convenience store while dressed as a referee. You must explain their infraction after handing them the card. Whistle optional.40 POINTSSubmit
132. VIDEO. Launch a protest outside a McDonalds claiming the superiority of post-and-lintels to arches.39 POINTSSubmit
133. IMAGE. Draw a New-Yorker-style cartoon for the caption “I told them he was half-elephant!”19 POINTSSubmit
134. IMAGE. You or your pet, in period costume, seated on a Game of Thrones-style kale throne. Make it so good that GOT producers would want it as a marketing poster.62 POINTSSubmit
135. VIDEO. Choreograph and perform The Dance of the Acyclic Graph.34 POINTSSubmit
136. IMAGE. The NSA staff has been outed as sharing inappropriate photos discovered during Internet surveillance. Submit the photo you think is most likely to have come from Misha’s computer.26 POINTSSubmit
137. IMAGE. Lots of new Internet shorthand has evolved: “LOL,” “IMHO,” “OMFG” Come up with the meaning for the Internet abbreviation “IDGHP” and use it in social media. If you get it to catch on, extra points.31 POINTSSubmit
138. VIDEO. It turns out that jellyfish will be big winners in global warming. Create a PSA to help the humans prepare for a future with jellyfish overlords.23 POINTSSubmit
139. VIDEO. Play “Carry On My Wayward Son” on acorn tops. - Ana Kauniskangas31 POINTSSubmit
140. IMAGE. Build a miniature fairy house in Kensington Gardens. It must be constructed entirely from natural objects found in the park, no synthetic materials. If you build next to another team’s fairy house, extra points.18 POINTSSubmit
141. IMAGE. A museum-quality installation exhibition of the dishware in your cupboard. Artist Statement is NOT optional.27 POINTSSubmit
142. IMAGE. Develop a parallel algorithm for efficiently inverting a trillion-by-trillion matrix.14 POINTSSubmit
143. VIDEO. Sing “Dust in the Wind” in a dust storm.47 POINTSSubmit
144. IMAGE. Find an odd integer other than 1, that is the sum of its divisors (e.g., 6 = 1+2+3 and (1,2,3) are the divisors of 6).24 POINTSSubmit
145. VIDEO. (Time-lapse). Dress as a Matryoshka doll then strip layers off.51 POINTSSubmit
146. IMAGE. Create an image of the Elopus and Wooster in an epic battle for mascot supremacy.23 POINTSSubmit
147. IMAGE. It’s summertime and everyone loves a lemonade stand. But then again, every Tom, Dick and Harry is setting up a lemonade stand in the summertime and the market is flooded. Respond to consumer demand and carve out your own niche. Let’s see two children manning a “Hot Pasta With Jam Sauce” stand.43 POINTSSubmit
148. IMAGE. GISHWHES rock band album cover including one, some or all of your teammates.25 POINTSSubmit
149. VIDEO. Shoot a potted plant off a fence post with a potato canon. Not a potato gun, a potato canon.50 POINTSSubmit
150. IMAGE. Tweed Porn. Let’s see it with an appropriate porn sound track played on a lone kazoo. (No nudity required.)23 POINTSSubmit
151. VIDEO. Larry King started his career by doing interviews on a morning show at Pumpernik’s Restaurant in Miami Beach where he would interview random customers and staff. Interview Larry King at a diner about his incredible journey since Pumpernik’s.192 POINTSSubmit
152. VIDEO. Make a children’s Pop-Up book about the CROATOAN Virus ending the world.43 POINTSSubmit
153. IMAGE. Last year on the GISHWHES winner’s trip, we met some very cheerful members of the Duncan Toyota sales team, around a bonfire. Michael, perhaps the manager of the place (I don’t remember as I was still in a post-Ouija-board-séance fog) is a big fan of Easter eggs. Deliver a dozen decorated eggs to an employee at Duncan Toyota on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada with one of the eggs displaying one of your Usernames.29 POINTSSubmit
154. IMAGE. Sculpt John Barrowman’s head from duct tape.41 POINTSSubmit
155. IMAGE. Get a legitimate Term Sheet from a professionally-listed venture capital firm (with their contact information on their official letterhead) detailing their investment in your startup app called “Granny-Grinder” - Grinder for seniors. We will be confirming with the VC firm that the Term Sheet is legitimate.69 POINTSSubmit
156. IMAGE. Recreate a scene from the cinematic masterpiece “Stonehenge Apocalypse” in miniature - measured to the HO Scale, 1:87 ratio (humans should be around 2cm/20mm tall). Use whatever materials you desire but YOU MUST make everything yourself - No store-brought Stonehenge kits! -Kristy Louise Gibbs71 POINTSSubmit
157. IMAGE. Get photos of each of your team members printed on microfilm.53 POINTSSubmit
158. IMAGE or VIDEO. A novel life form.42 POINTSSubmit
159. IMAGE. Get “GISHWHES” and something identifying your team, captured in Google street view. Edit the exact coordinates of the street-view image over your screen cap.64 POINTSSubmit
160. VIDEO. Use a 3-D printer to make a quill pen. Write, “Buy new toner cartridge” with your new pen. We must see the pen being printed and the note being written with it.57 POINTSSubmit
161. VIDEO (20 seconds). The most popular Youtube videos are of cute animals, people falling unexpectedly, twerking, drunken debauchery, politicians doing embarrassing things, the Harlem Shake, video games, and cooking. It stands to reason that if you were to create a video with all of these elements, it would be a viral phenomenon.26 POINTSSubmit
162. IMAGE. This or any past year’s GISHWHES mascot recognizable in topiary.99 POINTSSubmit
163. VIDEO. A cheerleading team cheering for the employees of a car wash.65 POINTSSubmit
164. VIDEO. Your friend is in bed, not feeling well. Feed them a big bowl of warm (not hot) chicken noodle soup. One caveat: instead of feeding them with a spoon, use a leaf-blower.73 POINTSSubmit
165. IMAGE. On Sunday, August 3rd, at 12:00 PST, someone from your team or a representative of your team, go to Miller Community Center (http://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm) 330 19th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112. You must follow the directions for this event posted on our UPDATES page. Submit an image here for your team that Misha directs you to at the event.89 POINTSSubmit
166. VIDEO. Time-lapse: Re-enact the 1980’s “Pepsi Challenge” with a twist. Take two human molars and put each in a glass. Pour Pepsi into one glass and coke into the other and allow them to sit for 72 hours. Remove. Which is better for discoloring/dissolving teeth? Coke or Pepsi?32 POINTSSubmit
167. IMAGE. If GISHWHES were a destination vacation, what would the brochure look like? - Misty Figueiredo35 POINTSSubmit
168. IMAGE. Photograph an Israeli and a Palestinian holding hands and their country’s respective flags (or drawings of their flags).56 POINTSSubmit
169. IMAGE. Jared Padelecki does not love Excel Documents. Post one to him on twitter that might change his opinion of Excel.41 POINTSSubmit
170. IMAGE. Trolling for fish is when you drag your line slowly through the water hoping to fool a fish into snatching your bait. On your favorite social media site, create a new user. Your profile avatar will be a photo or drawing of Orlando Jones. Your user name will be evocative of “Orlando Jones.” Now, masquerading as Orlando Jones, troll for—and hook—at least 400 followers.53 POINTSSubmit
171. IMAGE. You know the expression, “spice up your sex life?” Let’s see how hot sauce can bring a little fire back into a relationship. P.S., the couple in question must be in their 80s or older.69 POINTSSubmit
172. IMAGE. One of my big pet peeves is that parades only seem to happen on certain designated holidays or for special events. Obviously, it is our god-given right to have a parade anytime we want. Build a Mardi Gras-style parade float and drive it down main street. We must see something related to GISHWHES on the float (a mascot, an item, etc.).108 POINTSSubmit
173. VIDEO. You see people holding up signs from time to time that say “free hugs.” I have always been wary of those people. I don’t know what it is they’re after. Are they trying to cop a feel? Get me to buy a timeshare? I avoid them. But your “free hugs” sign won’t leave any doubt in the readers’ minds… Wearing a bathing suit, cover every inch of your exposed skin with honey, peanut butter, syrup or jam. Hold a sign on a busy public sidewalk that reads, “Free Hugs.” Enthusiastically attempt to recruit hug-victims.98 POINTSSubmit
174. IMAGE. Find 19 year-old Alex Wedow and have him make you a “Mega Ice Cream Sundae.” He’ll know what you mean. Then eat the whole thing. Photo must show you holding your empty mega Sunday dish in one hand while Alex holds your hand over your heads as if you were the victor, he’s the referee and the empty dish is the trophy.39 POINTSSubmit
175. VIDEO or IMAGE. Rollerblade through a museum - Steve Martin style - but wearing a sock monkey hat.64 POINTSSubmit
176. IMAGE. Try to make yourself look exactly like an iconic local statue (in every detail) and stand next to it. - Gina Cardazone62 POINTSSubmit
177. VIDEO. A NYT best-selling author or Tony-award winning actor or actress doing a dramatic reading of a section of this:http://apps.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/hdbk/right_of_way.htm 112POINTSSubmit
178. IMAGE. Birds have style too. Create an architecturally-significant GISHWHESESQUE birdhouse. Hang it on a tree in a public park. On the photo, write the name of the park and the city and country in which it is installed.45 POINTSSubmit
179. VIDEO. Ride an in-line bicycle-built-for-4.47 POINTSSubmit
180. IMAGE. This is an item, the outcome of which, will rear its head later and you may have an opportunity to participate in something very strange and wonderful: complete workable architectural drawings for a beautiful, 9 foot by 9 foot, post and beam, open-air teahouse of redwood construction. The teahouse is to be built on an existing 9’X9’ concrete pad. The structure must be designed to be comfortable and accessible to humans, must require no plumbing or electrical, have no doors (just an open entrance), and instead of windows, just openings. Design must call for no nails or screws, only mortises, tenons and pegs (with steel bolts to tie it to the slab).115 POINTSSubmit
181. VIDEO (20 seconds). The 1980s were great for break-dancing and neon clothing. Remember the “backspin?” Have a junker car do a “backspin” (upside down) on a piece of cardboard set to 1980s rap. The car must have some neon decoration.167 POINTSSubmit
182. IMAGE. What do Lake Baikal, Lake O’Higgins-San Martin, Lake Hornindalsvatnet, Lake Toba, and Lake Mjosa all have in common? They are all wet and they are part of the “Top 10 Deepest Lakes in the World” list. Float on a raft completely covered in flowers on one of the world’s top 10 deepest lakes near an identifying marker of the lake.82 POINTSSubmit
183. VIDEO or IMAGE. Last year, NASA used their official twitter account to politely ask us to stop bothering the astronauts on the space station. NASA has undoubtedly spent the past 12 months regretting this hastily-made decision, so we are giving them a second chance to get in on the fun… Get “GISHWHES conquers space” or “GISHWHES [insert other clever phrase]” written on or in something orbiting in space. 400 points if an astronaut poses with the inscription. No photoshopping allowed! A couple of teams cheated last year on the space item and were disqualified.289 POINTSSubmit
184. IMAGE. Design a sci-fi movie poster with the stars played by Misha Collins and the Queen of England. You may not use existing altered media images. It must be drawn or painted (digitally painted is acceptable). - Jenn Kirschner.62 POINTSSubmit
185. IMAGE. Get “GISHWHES” spelled out at night by using the effect of lit and unlit office windows in a skyscraper. We must be able to clearly see the word and it must span at least 30 stories.

The Ultimate List of Free Summer Concerts in NYC!

Photo by Benjamin Lozovsky

Source: The Village Voice Blogs

Get ready to plug this in your bookmarks, iCals, sticky notes, and religious shrines, because the ultimate guide to free summer concerts 2014 in New York City is here! Seriously, scroll down and don't be stingy -- share with your friends. Concerts aren't fun without friends. We'll be updating this post over the coming weeks as new shows are released, so be sure to check back all summer long.

BAM, Peter Jay Sharp Building:
May 9, 9 p.m.: Jus Post Bellum
May 10, 6 p.m.: Persian and Balkan Break-out!
May 16, 6 p.m.: pILLOW tHEORY
May 17, 6 p.m.: A Brooklyn Tribute to Amiri Baraka
May 23, 10 p.m.: The Earthman Experience featuring DJ Hard Hittin Harry
May 24, 10 p.m.: Late Night Dance Party with DJ Ian Friday
May 30, 10 p.m.: Jeremiah Hosea Trio
May 31, 10 p.m.: Ursa Minor
June 6, 9 p.m.: BAMcafé Live curated by Terrance McKnight: Villalobos Brothers
June 7, 9 p.m.: BAMcafé Live curated by Terrance McKnight: Brown Rice Family

Betsy Head Park:
June 10, 7 p.m.: Duck Down BBQ with Boot Camp Clik & Friends
June 11, 7 p.m.: Sisqó

Brookfield Place Plaza:
July 16, 6 p.m.: Lowdown Hudson Blues Festival with Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, No BS! Brass Band
July 17, 6 p.m.: Lowdown Hudson Blues Festival with The Robert Cray Band, John Hiatt & The Combo, James Carter Organ Trio

Brooklyn Bridge Park @ 7p.m.:
May 8: Global Dance Party with Balkan Beat Box, DJ Joro Boro
May 15: Electro-Jamz Dance Party with Cibo Matto, Javelin, JD Samson
May 22: African Dance Party with Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars, Okayafrica Electrafrique with Chief Boima & DJ Underdog

Central Park:
June 7, 7 p.m.: Toquinho Tribute to Vinicius de Moraes, DJ Gaspar Muniz
June 14, 6 p.m.: ROberto Roena Y Su Apollo Soun, La Mecanica Popular, Little Louie Vega
June 15, 6 p.m.: Black Coffee, DJ Spoko
June 21, 7 p.m.: -M-, Emilie Simon
June 22, 7 p.m.: Buika, Marques Toliver
June 23, 8 p.m.: Amber Wagner, Jamie Barton, Russell Thomas
June 28, 3 p.m.: Sam Sparro, Ultra Nate, Kevin Aviance, Alfa Anderson, Luci Martin, Norma Jean Wright, Company Freak
June 29, 7 p.m.: Jon Batiste and Stay Human, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
July 3, 7 p.m.: Herbert Holer, DJ Cosi, Marc Smooth
July 5, 3 p.m.: Teddy Afro, Noura Mint Seymali,
July 6, 3 p.m.: Okee Dokee Brothers, Hybrid Movement Company, Shaun Parker & Company, Acrobuffos
July 8, 7 p.m.: Andrew Bird & the Hands of Glory, Luke Temple
July 9, 6 p.m.: Beatnuts, Ana Tijoux, Bodega Bamz, DJ Tony Touch
July 12, 3 p.m.: Babasonicos, Juana Molina, La Santa Cecilia
July 13, 6 p.m.: Bonobo, Cibo Matto
July 19, 7 p.m.: Lenine & Martin Fondse Orchestra, Maira Freitas, DJ Tutu Moraes
July 20, 3 p.m.: Mishima, Txarango, Headbirds DJ Set
July 21, 7 p.m.: Amanda Palmer, Anti-Flag, Steve Earle, Michael Glabicki, Rebel Diaz, James Maddock
July 26, 3 p.m.: Chronixx & the Zincfence Redemption, Junior Reid, The Rice and Peas Crew
July 27, 3 p.m.: Rock Steady Crew 37th Anniversary
August 2, 3 p.m.: Dr. John & the Night Trippers, Hurray for the Riff Raff
August 3, 7 p.m.: Gregory Porter & Revive Big Band led by Igmar Thomas
August 9, 3 p.m.: Tasha Cobbs, Smokie Norful, Pastor Charles Jenkins, Vashawn Mitchell, Kierra Sheard, Micah Stampley
August 10, 3 p.m.: Passenger, Liam Bailey, DJ Natasha Diggs
August 13, 5 p.m.: Gavin Degraw, Matt Nathanson, McMahon
August 16, 7 p.m.: Blood Orange, Moses Sumney, Sean Nicholas Savage
August 17, 7 p.m.: Musiq Soulchild
August 23, 3 p.m.: Alex Sensation
August 24, 6 p.m.: Fania All Stars
September 8, 7 p.m.: Gary Clark JR.

Commodore Barry Park:
August 23, Afropunk Fest
August 24, Afropunk Fest

Crotona Park:
June 24, 7 p.m.: Our Latin Thing with New Swing Sextet
June 25, 7 p.m.: Chuck Chillout, DJ Hollywood, Brucie B, Chief Rocker Busy Bee, LA Luv and 4th Quarter Boyz, hosted by Mick Benzo in association with Universal Zulu Nation and the 40th Anniversary of Hip-Hop culture
June 26, 7 p.m.: D.I.T.C (Lord Finesse, A.G., Diamond D, DJ Boogie Blind, Large Professor)
July 1, 7 p.m.: The Metropolitan Opera Summer Recital Series Mary-Jane Lee (soprano), Ginger Costa-Jackson (mezzo-soprano), and Yunpeng Wang (baritone), accompanied by pianist Dan Saunders

East River Park Amphitheater:
August 5, 7 p.m.: Típica 73 with guest: Adalberto Santiago, Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra
August 6, 7 p.m.: Mobile Mondays LIVE - The Salsoul Edition featuring Joe Bataan, First Choice, Double Exposure, Instant Funk, Ladies of Skyy, Carol Williams
August 7, 7 p.m.: Mykki Blanco

Herbert Von King Park @ 7 p.m.:
June 18, DJ Bent Roc, Chubb Rock, Dana Dane, Special Ed
June 19, Algebra
June 22, A Tribute to Frankie Knuckles featuring the Soul Summit DJs, DJ Kervyn Mark, DJ Stormin' Norman, with vocalists Kenny Bobien, Lynn Lockamy

House of Vans:
Not yet released.

Hudson River Park:
July 10, 6 p.m.: Wild Beasts, Mutual Benefit
July 13, 6:30 p.m.: David Berger Jazz Orchestra
July 20, 6:30 p.m.: Los Hermanos Colon
July 24, 6 p.m.: Teenage Fanclub
July 27, 6:30 p.m.: Vince Giordano & the Nighthawks
August 3, 6:30 p.m.: Nu'Lux
August 7, 6 p.m.: Temples
August 10, 6:30 p.m.: George Gee Swing Orchestra
August 23, 2 p.m.: Blues BBQ With Big Sam's Funky Nation, John Nemeth, Samantha Fish, Shemekia Copeland, Slide Brothers

BAM's R&B Festival at MetroTech Center:
June 5, 12 p.m.: Darlene Love
June 12, 12 p.m.: Nicholas Payton presents Black American Music
June 19, 12 p.m.: The Ohio Players
June 26, 12 p.m.: Butler Bernstein and the Hot 9
July 3, 12 p.m.: Davell Crawford
July 10, 12 p.m.: Fredericks Brown
July 17, 12 p.m.: Third World
July 24, 12 p.m.: Bobby Rush
July 31, 12 p.m.: Snarky Puppy
August 7, 12 p.m.: Lisa Fischer

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts:
July 20, 4 p.m.: A Memorial Concert for Pete and Toshi Seeger featuring: Adira and David Amram, Tom Chapin and The Chapin Sisters, Guy Davis, Emma's Revolution, Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion, Kim & Reggie Harris, Hudson River Sloop Singers, Michael Moore, Holly Near, The Vanaver Caravan, George Wein, Dar Williams, Paul Winter Consort, Peter Yarrow, and Dan Zanes, plus surprise guests.
July 23, 7:30 p.m.: Larry Harlow's HOMMY: A Latin Opera, Michael Stuart y Su Tremendo
July 25, 6 p.m.: John Luther Adams's Sila: The Breath of the World
July 26, 2 p.m.: Deep Roots of Rock and Roll by Toshi Reagon, Black Rock Coalition Orchestra and special guests
July 26, 6 p.m.: John Luther Adams's Sila: The Breath of the World
July 26, 7:30 p.m.: Roberta Flack, Davell Crawford
July 27, 1 p.m.: Banda de los Muertos, M.A.K.U. Soundsystem
July 27, 5 p.m.: Banda de los Muertos, M.A.K.U. Soundsystem (Second performance)
July 27, 5 p.m.: Charanjit Singh, DJ Ushka (Dutty Artz), Baiana Play Som, DJ Ripley (Dutty Artz)
July 27, 5 p.m.: BaianaSystem, The Bombay Royale, Pupy y Los Que Son Son, Emil Zrihan
July 30, 6:30 p.m.: Amel Larrieux, Avery*Sunshine, The Jones Family Singers
July 31, 7:30 p.m.: José González, yMusic
August 1, 5 p.m.: A Celebration of Jenneth Webster
August 2, 12 p.m.: La Casita: Poetry and Music
August 3, 1 p.m.: Echoes of the Divine: Arts of the Turko-Persian Diaspora
Featuring Ahmet Erdogdular, Shashmaqam, Quraishi, The New York Crimean Tatars
August 3, 3 p.m.: La Casita: Poetry and Music
August 3, 7 p.m.: Tribute to Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez Featuring The Cita Rodriguez Orchestra with special guests Pete Rodriguez, Johnny Pacheco, Tito Allen, Willie Torres, Eddie Montalvo, Ray Martinez and the Alma Moyo Drummers
August 6, 7:30 p.m.: Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell, Robert Ellis
August 7, 7:30 p.m.: Tift Merritt
August 8, 7:30 p.m.: Cassandra Wilson, The Campbell Brothers
August 9, 1:30 p.m.: The Devil Makes Three
August 9, 6 p.m.: Rosanne Cash, The Lone Bellow, Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale
August 10, 5 p.m.: Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires, St. Paul & the Broken Bones, Bobby Patterson, Music Maker Blues Revue Featuring Dom Flemons, Beverly "Guitar" Watkins, Ironing Board Sam

Madison Square Park:
June 18, 7 p.m.: Nicole Atkins
June 25, 6 p.m.: Ester Rada, Maya Azucena
July 2, 6 p.m.: The SteelDrivers, Cricket Tell the Weather
July 9, 7 p.m.: John Fullbright
July 16, 7 p.m.: Jacky Terrasson Quartet
July 23, 7 p.m.: Jon Cleary
July 30, 6 p.m.: Forro in the Dark, Debo Band
August 6, 7 p.m.: Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds

Marcus Garvey Park Amphitheater:
August 12, 7 p.m.: Joe
August 13, 7 p.m.: Bobby Sanabria
August 14, 7 p.m.: Byron Cage
August 17, 4 p.m.: Harlem Family Day: Shine and the Moonbeams, Moona Luna, Kojo Odu Roney & Friends, B-Love's Hip Hop Jazzy Groove, DJ-KS 360
August 17, 7 p.m.: A Soul Train Tribute to Women in Music with Jamila Raegan, The Ki Ki Experience, Raye Six, Phyllisia Ross, Winston's Crew Collective
August 23, 3 p.m.: Charlie Parker Jazz Festival: The Wallace Roney Orchestra, Lionel Loueke, Melissa Aldana, Kris Bowers with special guest Chris Turner

McCarren Park:
June 14, 6 p.m.: Thee Oh Sees (Northside Festival)
June 15, 3 p.m.: Chvrches (Northside Festival)

Prospect Park:
June 4, 8 p.m.: Janelle Monae
June 7, 7 p.m.: The Soul Rebels, Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen, Lost Bayou Ramblers
June 4, 7 p.m.: Celebrate Ornette: The Music Of Ornette Coleman Featuring Denardo Coleman Vibe with special guests Afrika Bambaataa, Bill Laswell, Bruce Hornsby, Flea, Geri Allen, Henry Threadgill, James Blood Ulmer, Joe Lovano, Patti Smith, and many more
June 14, 4 p.m.: Ozomatli's Ozokidz
June 20, 7:30 p.m.: Amos Lee, Lake Street Dive
June 21, 7 p.m.: Dum Dum Girls, Hospitality, TEEN
June 26, 7:30 p.m.: Warpaint, Yellowbirds
June 27, 7 p.m.: Shovels & Rope, Valerie June, Shakey Graves
June 28, 7:30 p.m.: Luciano, Sandra St. Victor & Oya's Daughter
July 5, 7 p.m.: Robert Glasper Experiment Featuring Talib Kweli, Glenn Kotche, Aja Monet
July 10, 7 p.m.: Illya Kuryaki & The Valderramas, Choc Quib Town, RVSB
July 11, 7:30 p.m.: Vote, It Ain't Illegal Yet!
July 12, 7:30 p.m.: Alloy Orchestra: He Who Gets Slapped, Stephane Wrembel
July 18, 7 p.m.: Bebel Gilberto, Vinicius Cantuaria, Netsayi
July 19, 7:30 p.m.: Deltron 3030, Nomadic Massive
July 24, 7:30 p.m.: Nickel Creek
July 25, 7:30 p.m.: Neo Muyanga & William Kentridge's Second-Hand Reading
August 1, 7:30 p.m.: Jimmy Bosch y Su Estrellas, Pedrito Martinez Group Featuring Ariance Trujillo
August 2, 7 p.m.: Kes The Band, Kuenta i Tambu, DJ Dr Wax, Steel Sensations
August 7, 7:30 p.m.: Altan, Maura O'Connell
August 8, 7:30 p.m.: Asian Dub Foundation: THX 1138, Taylor McFerrin
August 9, 7:30 p.m.: St. Vincent, San Fermin

Queensbridge Park:
July 15, 7 p.m.: Ismael Miranda, Rebel Tumbao, Joe Claussell
July 16, 7 p.m.: J. Holiday
July 17, 7 p.m.: Mobb Deep
July 20, 4 p.m.: Queens Family Day: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Rashida Bumbray, Michael Mossman & Copland Jazz

Red Hook Park:
June 3, 7 p.m.: Ty Dolla $ign
June 4, 7 p.m.: Mark McGuire, Marissa Nadler, Delicate Steve
June 5, 7 p.m.: Pro Era

Rockefeller Plaza (Today Toyota Concert Series) @ 6 a.m.
May 16: Mariah Carey
May 23: Tim McGraw
May 26: Austin Mahone
May 30: Rascal Flatts
June 5: Pharrell
June 6: Sara Bareilles
June 13: Train
June 17: Little Mix
June 20: Fall Out Boy
June 27: Phillip Phillips
July 4: Ed Sheeran
July 11: Fifth Harmony
July 18: Jason Mraz
July 25: OneRepublic
July 29: Jennifer Hudson
August 1: Aloe Blacc
August 8: TBD
August 15: Neon Trees
August 22: TBD
August 29: Ariana Grande
September 1: Maroon 5
September 5: Usher

Rumsey Playfield at Central Park:
Good Morning America Summer Concert Series @ 7 a.m.:
Not announced yet

South Street Seaport:
July 11, 7 p.m.: Protomartyr, Alvvays
July 12, 1 p.m.: Village Voice 4th Annual 4Knots Music Festival with The Julie Ruin, Those Darlins, Speedy Ortiz, Radkey, Viet Cong, Nude Beach, Juan Wauters
More TBD
July 18, 7 p.m.: Calvin Love, las Rosas
July 25, 7 p.m.: Torres
Aug. 1, 7 p.m.: Snowmine, The Casket Girls
Aug. 8, 7 p.m.: Black Bananas, Shockwave Riderz
Aug. 15, 7 p.m.: Boogarins, Jacco Gardner

Rough Trade NYC:
May 12, 7 p.m.: Asgeir
May 17, 2 p.m.: Talib Kweli
May 24, 2 p.m.: Pujol

Tompkins Square Park:
August 24, 3 p.m.: Charlie Parker Jazz Festival: Kenny Barron, Cindy Blackman Santana, Craig Handy & 2nd Line Smith, Brianna Thomas

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Terresa's Steals and Deals! =): Your Guide to NYC Summer 2014 Free Outdoor Movie Screenings Calendar List! 

Your Guide to NYC Summer 2014 Free Outdoor Movie Screenings Calendar List!

Image Of 2012 Roosevelt Island Southpoint Park Movie Showing of Captain America By Irina Hage

Summer is around the corner, and free outdoor movie screenings have already started!

With so many different locations and schedules, it might be mind-numbing. I've compiled a list off of Thrillist, Bryant Park, Red Hook, Sony Wonder Tech Lab, Roosevelt Island, Coney Island, Intrepid, as well as NYC Parks, so you can see it all in one post!

Which outdoor movie screenings are you looking forward to?

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Enjoy the shows,
Terresa =)

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Terresa's Steals and Deals! =): The Ultimate List of Free Summer Concerts in NYC! 

May 28
The Princess Bride (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

May 29
Off The Beaten Path; Rural Shorts (click here for info)
Location: Navy Yard Farm, Brooklyn
Amenities: Rooftop, skyline views, live music, and cocktails.

May 30
Super Buddies (click here for info)
Location: Crocheron Park, Queens
Amenities: BYOPicnic, food trucks, and it's dog-friendly.

May 30
Ping Pong Summer (click here for info)
Location: The Old American Can Factory, Brooklyn
Amenities: Rooftop, live music, and an after party.

May 30
Purple Noon, (click here for info)
Films on the Green (free outdoor French film festival)
Cedar Hill in Central Park

May 31
Dark 'Toons; Short Films (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

May 31
Jaws (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

June 1
Poetic Justice (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

June 2 
An Honest Liar (click here for info)
Location: Jewish Community Center, NYC
Amenities: Live music.

JUNE 3 (More info here) 21+ (Capacity has been reached)
7-10PM -Wet Hot American Summer
Intrepid, Pier 86 W 46th St and 12th Ave


June 4
Wall-E (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section.

June 6
Brave (click here for info)
Location: Crocheron Park, Queens
Amenities: BYOPicnic, food trucks, and Medieval duals.

June 6
Frozen (click here for info)
Location: Rochdale Park, Queens
Amenities: Crafts (snowman building?) & games.

June 6
Sundance Film Festival Shorts (click here for info)
Location: Metrotech Commons, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

June 6
Les Tontons Flingueurs, (click here for info)
Films on the Green (free outdoor French film festival)
Washington Square Arch in Washington Square Park

June 7
Trapped In The Machine; Short Films (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

June 7
Rise of the Planet of the Apes (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section.

June 8
Salsa  (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

June 10
Caddyshack (click here for info)
Location: The Roosevelt Hotel, NYC
Amenities: Themed cocktails and food service (gophers prohibited).

June 11
The Muppets Take Manhattan (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section.

June 13
Tangled (click here for info)
Location: Crocheron Park, Queens
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food trucks, and hair maintenance tips.

June 13
The Search for Emak Bakia (click here for info)
Location: The Old American Can Factory, Brooklyn
Amenities: Rooftop, live music, and an after party.

June 13
Buffet Froid, (click here for info)
Films on the Green (free outdoor French film festival)
Washington Square Arch in Washington Square Park

June 14
Love Hurts; Romantic Short Films (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

June 14
The Breakfast Club (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section.

June 15
Victory  (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities:  Family-friendly and food vendors.

June 16
Saturday Night Fever (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and dance-offs.

June 18
Rango (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

June 19
The Last Season (click here for info)
Location: Navy Yard Farm, Brooklyn
Amenities: A rooftop and skyline views.

June 20
Giuseppe Makes a Movie (click here for info)
Location: The Old American Can Factory, Brooklyn
Amenities: Rooftop, live music, and an after party.

June 20
The Women on the 6th Floor, (click here for info)
Films on the Green (free outdoor French film festival)
Old Bandshell Lawn (in Tompkins Square Park)

June 21
Living Stars (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music, after party, and cocktails.

June 21
The Perks of Being a Wallflower (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

June 21 (click here for info)
11AM Team Umizoomi
12:15PM The Social Network
3PM Searching for Sugar Man
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

June 22
Coming to America (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

June 23
The Mask of Zorro (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, ping pong tables, and occasional sword fights.

June 24
Man of Steel (click here for info)
Location: The Roosevelt Hotel, NYC
Amenities: Rooftop, food service, and kryptonite green cocktails.

June 24
When Harry Met Sally (click here for info)
Locations: Bronx Terminal Market, also at on the Beach at Coney Island, Solar One in Manhattan, Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens, and Richmond County Bank Ballpark in Staten Island

June 25
Brave (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

June 27
Five Star (click here for info)
Location: Metrotech Commons, Brooklyn
Amenities: Nearby restaurants.

June 27
La Haine, (click here for info)
Films on the Green (free outdoor French film festival)
Old Bandshell Lawn (in Tompkins Square Park)

June 28
Skanks (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

June 28
Frozen (click here for info), Roosevelt Island

June 28 (click here for info)
11AM Dora the Explorer: City of Lost Toys
12:15PM Cloudy with the Chance of Meatballs 2
3PM The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

June 29
Black Orpheus (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities:  Family-friendly and food vendors.

June 30
A Soldier’s Story (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and ping pong tables.

June 30 (click here for info)
Gravity
Coney Island, Brooklyn

July 1
The Disobedient (click here for info)
Location: Navy Yard Farm, Brooklyn
Amenities: Rooftop, skyline views, and live music.

July 2
The Karate Kid (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 3
Thanksgiving (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music, after party, and arguing relatives.

July 3 (click here for info)
11AM Nick Jr. Animal Friends
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

July 5
The Notorious Mr. Bout (click here for info)
Location: The Old American Can Factory, Brooklyn
Amenities: Rooftop, live music, and an after party.

July 5
The Avengers (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 5 (click here for info)
11AM Elmo's World: Summer Vacation
12:15PM Battle: Los Angeles
3PM Pompeii
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

July 6
Top Gun (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

July 7
Blazing Saddles (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and ping pong tables.

July 7 (click here for info)
Frozen
Coney Island, Brooklyn

July 8
Rocky (click here for info)
Location: The Roosevelt Hotel, NYC
Amenities: Rooftop, themed cocktails, and hanging meat to punch (maybe?).

July 8
DAZED AND CONFUSED (Click here for info), Location: Red Hook

July 8
Frozen (click here for info)
Location: Bronx Terminal Market

July 9
Back to the Future (click here for info)
Location: McCarren Park, Brooklyn
Amenities: Food carts, free Wi-Fi, and DeLoreans.

July 9
Clueless (click here for info)
Location: Pier I (in Riverside Park South)
Amenities: BYOPicnics, nearby restaurants, and virgins who can’t drive.

July 9
Wreck-it Ralph (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 9
Iron Man 3 (click here for info)
Location: Pier 63 Lawn
Amenities: Free popcorn!

July 10
Duck Soup (click here for info)
Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park
Amenities: Concessions from the stands in the park, like Luke’s Lobster, No. 7 Subs, and Lizzmonade.

July 10
Happy Christmas (click here for info)
Location: Solar One, NYC
Amenities: Water views and live music.

July 10
Independence Day (click here for info)
Location: The Intrepid
Amenities: Seating right on the flight deck and BYOSnacks and drinks.

July 11
Broken Hearted: Twisted, Romantic Short Films (click here for info)
Location: Metrotech Commons, Brooklyn
Amenities: Nearby restaurants.

July 11
Despicable Me 2 (click here for info)
Location: Pier 46
Amenities: Free popcorn!

July 11
Thor: The Dark World (click here for info), Roosevelt Island

July 11
The Moustache, (click here for info)
Films on the Green (free outdoor French film festival)
Pier 1 (Riverside Park South)

July 12
Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

July 12
I Am Legend (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 12
The Avengers (click here for info), Roosevelt Island

July 12 (click here for info)
11AM Yo Gabba Gabba: Birthday Boogie
12:15PM The Lunchbox
3PM Godzilla vs. Space Godzilla
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

July 13
The Outsiders (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

July 14
Suddenly, Last Summer (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and ping pong tables.

July 14 (click here for info)
E.T. The Extra-Terrestial 
Coney Island, Brooklyn

July 15
Dusty Stacks of Mom and Doc Shorts (click here for info)
Location: Jewish Community Center, NYC
Amenities: Live music.

July 15
July 15: HUSTLE AND FLOW (click here for info), Red Hook

July 15 - RESCHEDULED for JULY 22nd!
The Odd Life of Timothy Green (click here for info)
Location: Bronx Terminal Market


July 16
Zoolander (click here for info)
Location: McCarren Park, Brooklyn
Amenities: Food carts, free Wi-Fi, dog-friendly, and walk-offs.

July 16
Back to the Future (click here for info)
Location: Pier I (in Riverside Park South)
Amenities: BYOPicnics and nearby restaurants.

July 16
The Deadly Ponies Gang (click here for info)
Location: Socrates Sculpture Park, Long Island City
Amenities: Live music.

July 16
Fantastic Mr. Fox (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 16
American Hustle (click here for info)
Location: Pier 63 Lawn
Amenities: Free popcorn!

July 17
Sharknado (click here for info)
Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park
Amenities: Concessions from the stands in the park, like Luke’s Lobster, No. 7 Subs, and Lizzmonade.

July 17
Gravity (click here for info)
Location: The Intrepid
Amenities: Seating right on the flight deck and BYOSnacks and drinks.

July 18
La Grande Illusion (click here for info)
Location: Pier I (in Riverside Park South)
Amenities: BYOPicnics and nearby restaurants.

July 18
Mateo (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

July 18
Ghostbusters (click here for info)
Location: Pier 46
Amenities: Free popcorn!

July 19
10000KM (Long Distance) (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

July 19
True Grit (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 19 (click here for info)
11AM Elmo's World: People in Your Neighborhood
12:15PM Adventures in Zambezia
3PM The Roommate
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

July 20
Heathers (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

July 21
National Lampoon’s Vacation (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and Christie Brinkley posters.

July 21 (click here for info)
Iron Man 3
Coney Island, Brooklyn

July 22 (Rescheduled FROM last week)

The Odd Life of Timothy Green (click here for info)
Location: Bronx Terminal Market

July 22
Little Shop of Horrors (click here for info)
Location: The Roosevelt Hotel, NYC
Amenities: Rooftop, themed cocktails, and food (feeeeeed meeeeee).

July 22
THE INCREDIBLES (click here for info), Red Hook

July 23
Cry-Baby (click here for info)
Location: McCarren Park, Brooklyn
Amenities: Food carts, free Wi-Fi, and dog-friendly.

July 23
Harold and Maude (click here for info)
Location: Pier I (in Riverside Park South)
Amenities: BYOPicnics and nearby restaurants.

July 23
E.T. (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 23
This Is The End (click here for info)
Location: Pier 63 Lawn
Amenities: Free popcorn!

July 24
Fantastic Mr. Fox (click here for info)
Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park
Amenities: Concessions from the stands in the park, like Luke’s Lobster, No. 7 Subs, and Lizzmonade.

July 24
Animation Block Party; Short Films (click here for info)
Location: Brookfield Place (formerly World Financial Center)
Amenities: Live music, water views, and nearby restaurants.

July 24
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl (click here for info)
Location: The Intrepid
Amenities: Seating right on the flight deck and BYOSnacks and drinks.

July 25
NY Shorts (click here for info)
Location: Brookfield Place (formerly World Financial Center)
Amenities: Live music, water views, and nearby restaurants.

July 25
Ghostbusters II (click here for info)
Location: Pier 46
Amenities: Free popcorn!

July 25
Le Magnifique, (click here for info)
Films on the Green (free outdoor French film festival)
Transmitter Park (in WNYC Transmitter Park, Brooklyn)

July 26
The Case of the 3 Sided Dream in Audio Color (click here for info)
Location: Brookfield Place (formerly World Financial Center)
Amenities: Live music, water views, and nearby restaurants.

July 26
Men in Black 3 (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 26
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (click here for info), Roosevelt Island

July 26 (click here for info)
11AM Little Bill and Blue's Clues
12:15PM Inside Job
3PM Appleseed Alpha
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

July 27
Tootsie (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

July 28
Key Largo (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and ping pong tables.


July 28(click here for info)
The Lego Movie
Coney Island, Brooklyn

July 29
FRIED GREEN TOMATOES (click here for info), Red Hook

July 29

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 (click here for info)

Location: Bronx Terminal Market

July 29
When Harry Met Sally (click here for info)
Location: The Beach at Coney Island
(3059 West 12th Street, Brooklyn)

July 30
Heathers (click here for info)
Location: McCarren Park, Brooklyn
Amenities: Food carts, free Wi-Fi, and dog-friendly.

July 30
The Princess Bride (click here for info)
Location: Pier I (in Riverside Park South)
Amenities: BYOPicnics, nearby restaurants, and five-fingered men who killed your father.

July 30
The Goonies (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

July 30
The Lego Movie (click here for info)
Location: Pier 63 Lawn
Amenities: Free popcorn!

July 31
Appropriate Behavior (click here for info)
Location: Greenpoint High School, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music.

July 31
Beetlejuice (click here for info)
Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park
Amenities: Concessions from the stands in the park, like Luke’s Lobster, No. 7 Subs, and Lizzmonade.

July 31
The Hunt For Red October (click here for info)
Location: The Intrepid
Amenities: Seating right on the flight deck and BYOSnacks and drinks.

August 1
R100 (click here for info)
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

August 1
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (click here for info)
Location: Pier 46
Amenities: Free popcorn!

August 1
2 Autumns, 3 Winters, (click here for info)
Films on the Green (free outdoor French film festival)
Transmitter Park, Brooklyn

August 2
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (click here for info)
Location: The Knockdown Center, Queens
Amenities: Live music and an after party.

August 2
When Harry Met Sally (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 2 (click here for info)
11AM Sesame Street: Abby in Wonderland
12:15PM The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep
3PM The Gatekeepers
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

August 3
Nine to Five (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors and shoulder pads.

August 4
The Karate Kid (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and ping pong tables.

August 4 (click here for info)
American Hustle
Coney Island, Brooklyn

August 5
Skyfall (click here for info)
Location: The Roosevelt Hotel, NYC
Amenities: Rooftop, food service, and waitresses dressed as Bond girls.

August 5
PARIS IS BURNING (click here for info), Red Hook

August 6
The Big Lebowski (click here for info)
Location: McCarren Park, Brooklyn
Amenities: Food carts and caucasians.

August 6
Anchors Aweigh (click here for info)
Location: Pier I (in Riverside Park South)
Amenities: BYOPicnics and nearby restaurants.

August 6
Forest of the Dancing Spirits (click here for info)
Location: Socrates Sculpture Park, Long Island City
Amenities: Live music.

August 6
The Croods (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 6
Lone Survivor (click here for info)
Location: Pier 63 Lawn
Amenities: Free popcorn!

August 7
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (click here for info)
Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park
Amenities: Concessions from the stands in the park like Luke’s Lobster, No. 7 Subs, and Lizzmonade.

August 7
Spaceballs (click here for info)
Location: The Intrepid
Amenities: Seating right on the flight deck and BYOSnacks and drinks.

August 8
Groundhog Day (click here for info)
Location: Pier 46
Amenities: Free popcorn!

August 9
Four Weddings and a Funeral (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 9
The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug (click here for info), Roosevelt Island

August 9 (click here for info)
11AM Dora the Explorer: World Adventure 
12:15PM The Illusionist
3PM Salt
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

August 10
Singin’ In The Rain (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors and umbrellas.

August 11
Lover Come Back (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and ping pong tables.

August 11 (click here for info)
Dirty Dancing
Coney Island, Brooklyn

August 12
Despicable Me 2 (click here for info)
Location: Crocheron Park, Queens
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food trucks, and dog-friendly.

August 12
MADAGASCAR, (click here for info), Red Hook

August 13
The Outsiders (click here for info)
Location: Pier I (in Riverside Park South)
Amenities: BYOPicnics and nearby restaurants.

August 13
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (click here for info)
Location: Pier 63 Lawn
Amenities: Free popcorn!

August 13
SummerStage Presents: Bobby Sanabria/Screening: Chico and Rita in association with ImageNation Cinema Foundation 
Marcus Garvey Park Amphitheater in Marcus Garvey Park, Manhattan
(click here for info)

August 13
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 14
The One I Love (click here for info)
Location: Greenpoint High School, Brooklyn
Amenities: Nearby restaurants.

August 14
Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (click here for info)
Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park
Amenities: Concessions from the stands in the park, like Luke’s Lobster, No. 7 Subs, and Lizzmonade.

August 14
Captain Phillips (click here for info)
Location: The Intrepid
Amenities: Seating right on the flight deck and BYOSnacks and drinks.

August 15
Smurfs 2 (click here for info)
Location: Pier 46
Amenities: Free popcorn!

August 16
Pitch Perfect (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 9 (click here for info)
11AM Go Diego Go! The Great Dinosaur Race
12:15PM Hellboy
3PM Amour
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

August 17
West Side Story (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

August 17
SummerStage Presents: Bellatrix! A Soul Train Tribute to Women in Music in association with ImageNation Cinema Foundation
Marcus Harvey Amphitheater in Marcus Harvey Park, Manhattan
(click here for info)

August 18
The Shining (click here for info)
Location: Bryant Park, HBO Summer Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food kiosks, and creepy twins.

August 18
Big (click here for info)
Location: Central Park Conservancy Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, live DJs, and proximity to FAO Schwartz.

August 19
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (click here for info)
Location: The Roosevelt Hotel, NYC
Amenities: Rooftop, themed cocktails, and Keira Knightley in tight pirate outfits.

August 19
The Royal Tenenbaums (click here for info)
Location: Central Park Conservancy Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, live DJs, and people hating on Gwyneth Paltrow.

August 19
Monsters University (click here for info)
Location: Crocheron Park, Queens
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food trucks, and dog-friendly.

August 19
INDEPENDENCE DAY (click here for info), Red Hook

August 20
The Way We Were (click here for info)
Location: Central Park Conservancy Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics and live DJs (alcohol prohibited).

August 20
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 20
Captain Phillips (click here for info)
Location: Pier 63 Lawn
Amenities: Free popcorn!

August 21
Ghostbusters (click here for info)
Location: Central Park Conservancy Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics, live DJs, and people who ain't afraid of no ghost.

August 21
The Birds (click here for info)
Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park
Amenities: Concessions from the stands in the park, like Luke’s Lobster, No. 7 Subs, and Lizzmonade.

August 22
Rear Window (click here for info)
Location: Central Park Conservancy Film Festival
Amenities: BYOPicnics and live DJs (alcohol prohibited).

August 22
The Wizard of Oz (click here for info)
Location: Pier 46
Amenities: Free popcorn!

August 23
The Aviator (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 23
Goldfinger (click here for info), Roosevelt Island

August 23 (click here for info)
11AM Ni Hao, Kai-Lan
12:15PM The Guns of Navarone
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

August 24
Purple Rain (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

August 24
The Bodyguard (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

August 26
Europa Report (click here for info)
Location: Crocheron Park, Queens
Amenities: BYOPicnics, food trucks, and dog-friendly.

August 26
Frozen (click here for info)
Location: Highland Park, Queens
Amenities: BBQ areas and seriously happy children.

August 26
NEIGHBORHOOD'S CHOICE...(click here for info), Red Hook

August 27
Frozen (click here for info)
Location: Forest Park, Queens
Amenities: Food carts, dog-friendly, and seriously -- these kids are thrilled.

August 27
Frozen (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 28
TBD by PUBLIC's VOTE...
Stay tuned to brooklynbridgepark.org for details

August 30
Crazy, Stupid, Love. (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

August 30 (click here for info)
11AM Sesame Street: Bert and Ernie's Great Adventures
12:15PM The Cable Guy
3PM It Might Get Loud
Location: Sony Wonder Technology Lab

August 31
Skyfall (click here for info)
Location: South Street Seaport
Amenities: Turf seating section and river views.

September 7
Hoosiers (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

September 9
Gravity (click here for info)
Location: The Roosevelt Hotel, NYC
Amenities: Rooftop and BYOOxygen masks.

September 14
Wild Style (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

September 21
The Big Lewbowski (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.

September 28
Foxy Brown (click here for info)
Location: Habana Outpost, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Amenities: Family-friendly and food vendors.