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Free Outdoor Movie Series Kicks Off in El Paso Parks This Summer

KVIA••Armando Ramirez
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The City of El Paso is reviving its popular Movies at the Park series, offering free outdoor film screenings for families throughout the summer. The series aims to foster community engagement and provide a safe environment for residents to enjoy films together. Movies will be shown at various parks starting May 29, with titles including 'Zootopia 2', 'Black Panther', and 'Toy Story 4', all commencing at 8 p.m. Residents are encouraged to bring their own seating and snacks to enhance their movie-watching experience. For the complete schedule and updates, visit the city’s official website or their social media pages.

Key Details: • Movies start at 8 p.m. on scheduled dates. • Locations include Cleveland Square Park, Argal Park, and more. • Bring lawn chairs, blankets, and snacks for a comfortable experience. • For updates, check www.ElPasoTexas.gov/parks.

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Cleveland Square ParkChuck Heinrich Memorial ParkPablo CaballeroCity of El Paso Parks and Recreation DepartmentWashington ParkArgal ParkWalter Clarke ParkSgt. Jesus Roberto Vasquez ParkVista Del Valle ParkWhite Spur Park

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