The Schuylkill Banks movie nights are a popular event, and you can catch free movies on several Thursdays through August 29. Movies are shown on the banks by the Walnut Street Bridge or Grays Ferry Crescent and there are free snacks and drinks served on a first-come, first-serve basis. Movies start at dusk.

The Schuylkill Banks splits its movie nights between its Walnut Street Bridge location and Grays Ferry Crescent. Movies, like The Karate Kid this Thursday, start at dusk around 8:30 p.m.

The Haas Biergarten at La Peg has a long lineup of movies planned for the summer, now through August 21. You can watch movies every Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m. Movies are free, food and drinks are not.

The Mann Center hosts movie nights with a twist: Each movie is accompanied live by the Philadelphia Orchestra. Pretty neat, especially since the movies have such classic soundtracks, like Star Wars and Harry Potter. Tickets start at $25.

While you're out enjoying First Fridays in Old City, you might as well catch a free movie at the courtyard of the Betsy Ross House, from July 5 through October 4. Admission is $5, but that includes a tour of the house and you can BYOB and picnic, too.

Movies at this West Philly park don't start until August 9, but there's a good lineup, including Crazy Rich Asians and Spider Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Brink a blanket and some food.

Laurel Hill Cemetery holds a popular pop-up movie event one Friday each month through September 13. They show movies like Coco and Beetlejuice with tickets starting at $12 a person.