Best Outdoor Cinemas In London 2025

Inspired by the Sicilian seaside town of the same name, Marzamemi Festival is coming to Richmond this July. It's a two-day event that celebrates all things Italian, and there'll be a po-up cinema showing some of the country's most iconic films.

There's plenty more entertainment here too, including a lineup of live music throughout the weekend. There are also cooking workshops, outdoor games and plenty of kid-friendly activities, as well as food and drink stalls selling tasty Italian treats.

Adventure Cinema is back and bigger than ever, bringing its most dazzling season yet to over 60 stunning locations across the UK - including the iconic Kew Gardens in London. From heartwarming family films to thrilling blockbusters and toe-tapping sing-alongs, this is outdoor cinema at its finest. Imagine watching your favourite movie under the stars, surrounded by breathtaking scenery - it's pure magic.

This June, the lineup includes everything from the spellbinding Wicked Sing-A-Long to the feel-good Mamma Mia! ExtrABBAganza, the animated delight Moana 2, and even a special Andrea Bocelli 30: The Celebration. Whether you're after childhood nostalgia, musical magic, or a heartwarming rom-com like Bridget Jones's Diary, there's something for everyone. Grab your picnic blanket, rally your crew, and prepare for movie nights like never before.

Located in Coal Drops Yard in Kings Cross, Everyman Screen On The Canal is a brilliant outdoor cinema in London that's free to attend. They offer screenings throughout July and most of August, starting at 12pm and with a final time slot of 7:30pm. This year, they've got titles like Mamma Mia, Barbie, Bend it like Beckham and so many more, and you can nab tasty drinks and street food while you're at it.

Bring along your blankets and snacks for Summer Screens at Canary Wharf, which sees Canada Square park transforming into an open-air cinema from June right through to September. They've got classic films aplenty here, from Clueless to The Dark Knight, as well as coverage of live sporting events - especially the Olympics this summer. And the best part? it's all totally free.