If you haven't gotten enough of outdoor summer movies in New York City (here, here, here, and here), we have some more great news for you.
If you're an outdoor summer movie enthusiast and an Amy Poehler fan, you might want to make sure you're sitting down. Because this is going to rock your world.
Have you ever been to Sleep No More, the interactive Chelsea play? It takes place at the McKittrick Hotel (542 West 27th Street), and if you did go to the show, odds are you drank on their rooftop bar Gallow Green afterwards.
If you haven't been to Gallow Green, here's the scoop. It's stunning. It offers a view of how Manhattan might look if you were a bird, which includes a dope view of the Empire State Building.
Amy Poehler has curated a new movie series, which is set to take place atop the McKittrick Hotel.
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Today's announcement stated, "Poehler has chosen some of her favorite films from a variety of genres and decades, and they will be presented in a private garden space called The Farm, an extension of the rooftop garden bar and restaurant Gallow Green."
Tickets for each film are $20, and get them fast. Because they will sell out soon.
The Farm isn't huge, and can only fit thirty audience members. In addition to an amazing outdoor movie watching experience, each ticket comes with "popcorn, a specialty cocktail, and a breathtaking view of Manhattan."
Get your tickets here, and grab them today. If they aren't already sold out, that is. The movie series' schedule is as follows:
July 14 - 20: The Jerk
July 21 - 27: Rushmore
July 28 - August 3: Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (1971 version)
August 4 - 10: The Bicycle Thief
August 11 - 17: Bonjour Tristesse
August 18 - 24: To Kill a Mockingbird
August 25 - 31: Sixteen Candles
September 1 - 7: West Side Story
September 8 - 14: The Apartment
September 15 - 21: Hannah and Her Sisters
September 22 - 28: Rosemary's Baby
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[via Gothamist]
[Feature Image Courtesy: Edible Manhattan]