CiNoMatic Presents: Wicked

CiNoMatic Presents: Wicked

Join us for our CiNoMatic Screen Series, every Wednesday starting at sunset- Free and open to all!

By NoMa BID

Date and time

Starts on Wednesday, May 7 · 7pm EDT

Location

Alethia Tanner Park

227 Harry Thomas Way Northeast Washington, DC 20002

About this event

  • Event lasts 5 hours

NoMa welcomes you to our free outdoor movie series, CiNoMatic!

Celebrate World Pride 2025 with the NoMa BID starting May 7 - June 11 at our CiNoMatic outdoor movie series appropriately themed, “Under the Rainbow.”


Get excited for a stellar slate of films featuring a dazzling selection of comedies, musicals, and inclusive LGBTQ+ films.

Kudos to our presenting partner @alamodrafthouse for curating the movie options.

Movies begin at sunset but come early to enjoy lawn games and giveaways and to reserve your spot at Alethia Tanner Park.

🍿 May 7: Wicked
🍿 May 14: Mamma Mia!
🍿 May 21: Barbie
🍿 May 28: Coco
🍿 June 4: Inside Out
🍿 June 11: The Greatest Showman

This week’s featured film will be (Wicked). "Elphaba, a young woman ridiculed for her green skin, and Galinda, a popular girl, become friends at Shiz University in the Land of Oz. After an encounter with the Wonderful Wizard of Oz, their friendship reaches a crossroads." (IMDB).

The film will start just after sunset, but come up to an hour early, play some lawn games, enjoy all the park has to offer, and grab a bite to eat from our partnering food trucks (to be announced soon)!

BYOC=Bring Your Own Chair

Seats and space at the park is limited

Films will be subtitled.

Bike racks on site

Free and open to all!


Thank You To All Of Our Sponsors

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NoMa BID

NoMa is a vibrant, growing neighborhood in Washington, DC, nestled among Union Station, the US Capitol, Shaw, Union Market, and the H Street NE corridor. Already, NoMa has almost 22 million square feet of commercial, residential and retail space, and each day, even during the current public health emergency, NoMa’s commercial core remains active with workers, residents and visitors, and the NoMa BID helps to encourage people to practice safe social distancing and to wear masks. Through a public-private partnership with the D.C. government, the neighborhood has received great new parks and public spaces. NoMa is also the city’s most connected neighborhood, with a Walk Score of 92, stellar cycling infrastructure, unparalleled rail options, two Metro stops, and vehicular access to major highways. The NoMa BID organizes and sponsors dozens of free community events each year and also maintains a free outdoor WiFi network. For more information, visit nomabid.org and sign up for our newsletter. Follow us on Twitter (@NoMaBID), Instagram (@noma.bid) and LinkedIn and like us on Facebook (@NoMaBID).