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Pentwater Movies on the Green

Summer 2025

The quaint, harbor village of Pentwater offers “Movies on the Green” during June-August. Films are shown on the Village Green in downtown Pentwater at 8pm.

Here's the movie line-up from 2024:

The Wizard of Oz

The Mario Bros. Movie

Wonka

The BFG

While in Pentwater...

Pentwater is one of the most charming villages in Michigan, and friendly merchants are happy to welcome you into their shops. Here you’ll find a wonderful variety of gift ideas for you or someone special. You can spend hours browsing these shops, or the numerous art galleries throughout town. Take a break and enjoy lunch or dinner at one of Pentwater’s restaurants. Some offer outside dining that overlooks Pentwater Lake. Or treat yourself to an ice cream cone and sit in the Village Green- sun or shade, there’s a place for you! 

Looking for More Outdoor Cinema Experiences? Try Movies at Rotary Park in downtown Ludington or Manistee’s Movies in the Park!

Stay tuned for information on Pentwater Movies on the Green for 2025

Experience Pentwater

This small village creates memories for you and your family that won’t soon be forgotten. Read the stories below or go to the Pentwater destination page.

For more information on the Pentwater’s Movies in the Park, please contact:

Pentwater Chamber of Commerce

(231) 869-4150

324 S. Hancock St., Pentwater, MI,  49449

pentwater.org

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