There are still plenty of those luxuriously long summer nights left. What better way to enjoy them than taking in an outdoor movie (many for free) in one of gorgeous parks or rooftops? This town loves to be outdoors, so there’s quite an extensive calendar of outdoor movies. We’ve collected a sampling of our favorite al fresco venues and our most beloved upcoming flicks (Anchorman! Top Gun!).

Little Italy Summer Film Festival 2018

Talk about romantic: Italian movies (with English subtitles) showing in Little Italy. Every Saturday in August; $5.

Rooftop Cinema Club

Find your way to the roof of the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego for a full slate of your favorite cult classics, virtually every night this month; $17-$24.

August 1, The Dark Knight

August 2, Anchorman

August 3, Clueless

August 4, Pretty Woman

August 8, Lion King

Aug 15, Fight Club

Aug 16, Top Gun

Street Food Cinema San Diego

Ruocco Park in downtown hosts this street-food-and-movie-bonanza on August 25. The movie (Selena) starts at 8:30 but arrive as early as 5:30 for live music and food trucks and to find a spot; $14 general admission.

Liberty Station Outdoor Movies

Dinner and a movie? All the better with Liberty Station’s excellent restaurants and free outdoor movies, which start at sunset on the North Promenade.

August 11, Loving Vincent

September 8, A Wrinkle in Time

October 13, Star Wars: The Last Jedi

Screen on the Green, Balboa Park

Every Thursday this month a new flick shows at the San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park; free.

August 2, The Lunchbox

August 9, Original Copy

August 16, The Music Room

August 23, Nil Battey Sannata

August 30: Paheli

The Best Outdoor Movies in San Diego This Summer

Rooftop Cinema Club

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Outdoor Spinning

You no longer have to stare at the accumulating puddle of sweat produced by your neighbor in a cramped spin studio. Join this roving spin class that pops up on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:45 a.m. and noon. Spin and Go plans to bring their outdoor classes to Balboa Park, Kate Sessions Park, and North County, but for now you can punish your quads at Liberty Station. Founders of this recently-launched company have trained NFL players. They will also come to your office with their bikes and make your boss suffer right there alongside you and everyone from accounting. Individual classes are $20.

Sunset and Full Moon Yoga

In San Diego, the world is your yoga studio. We’ve got outdoor yoga classes like some cities have subway stations. You could do worse than striking a tree post at sunset or under a full moon in Pacific Palisades Park in P.B. Bird Rock Yoga regularly offers these classes (beginning March 12 and March 31, respectively).

Boot Camp

You’ll find medicine balls and partner drills galore at the interval training-based workout classes offered by Wired Fitness. Their morning and after-work classes are available in various al fresco locations in Mission Bay, Carmel Valley, Solana Beach, and La Mesa. Find specific location information here. First class is free. San Diego Core Fitness also offers boot camp-style functional fitness at outdoor locations like Morley Field in Balboa Park.

SUP Yoga

When you can’t decide whether to go to yoga or for a paddle there’s always SUP yoga, the not-so-ancient discipline of holding yoga poses while balancing on a stand-up paddleboard made for the purpose. Bliss Paddle Yoga holds all-level classes in Mission Bay, $40.

Try These Outdoor Workouts in San Diego

Spinning no longer needs to take place indoors. | Photo: Spin & Go

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