ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Movies in the Park, the series of free, outdoor film screenings in downtown Asheville, will continue this week with the third film of the year.
“Finding Nemo” can be seen on the big screen at 8:45 p.m. this Friday, July 11 in Pack Square Park. Attendees will receive free clownfish stress relievers while supplies last.
The Asheville Parks & Recreation Play Zone will open an hour before the show with games, music and activities for kids.
As always, the free event is open to the public, who are invited to bring lawn chairs and blankets to the Pack Square green as Asheville travels under the sea. Pets, smoking and alcohol are prohibited at the event, but treats will be available from Kona Ice of Asheville and Kernel Mike’s World Famous Kettle Corn.
For more about Movies in the Park, visit www.ashevillenc.gov.
For more about earlier installments this season, read our stories below.
Asheville Movies in the Park 2025 Season
- “Moana 2” – May 9
- “Black Panther” – June 13
- “Finding Nemo” – July 11
- “Wicked” – August 8
Read our review of “Moana 2” here.
Read our review of “Wicked” here.
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