CINEMA STAR CAMPAIGN



THIS SUMMER, SEE YOUR NAME IN LIGHTS!

You can help us to reach our fundraising goal of $5,000 by June 2011 by making a tax-deductible contribution of $25 or more to Socrates' 2011 Outdoor Cinema campaign. Your gift will help secure one of the most dynamic open-air cinema programs in New York City, and will make you an instant Cinema Star. You will be listed here on our website, and on our movie screen!



THANK YOU TO OUR 2010 CINEMA STARS:

Vivian Adams
Nia Agortsas
Alyson Baker
Eric Banta
Oweinama Biu
David Brooks
Tammy Brown
Bill Carney
Martha Chemas
Kathleen Cholewka
Kaitrin Cooper
Robert Crowe
Betil Dagdelen
Susan Daly
Marie de Menil
Mark di Suvero
Jennifer Engstler
Deborah Fairchild
William Fleites
Luz Fleming
Fontana's Bar
Rachel Ford
Biscuit Skiver Gambardella
Abe J. Garcia
Elizabeth H. Gerson
Nancy Glassman
Erica A. Hart
Jon Heagle
Katie Hollander
Sook jin Jo
Audrey Kellar
Lynn Koble
Christine Laspalakis
Kathrin Loock
Tim Maner
Kristin Marting
In memory of Dottie McCarthy
Keith McCarthy
Michael McCarthy
Alison McKenna Miller
Mayra Mercado
Ivana Mestrovic
Monty Mitchell Architect
Orly Moshell
Steven Mosier
Sarah Murkett
Francisco Navarrete
Jerry Navarrete
In memory of Nino Pellegrino
Tom Pope
Danielle Power
Rachel Rosenstein-Sisson
Aaron Rubin
Heather Ruth
C.H. Sandoval
Tara Sansone
Erick Santiago
Rufis Santiago
Erin Schmann
Erin Schumann
David Schwartz
Ilona Silvestri
Gavin Smith
Spacetime C.C.
Ellen Staller
Gregory Thoma
Anderson Trindade
Deannie Wheeler
Edward Williams
YOUR NAME HERE

Make a donation and be listed among our family of patrons who support Outdoor Cinema 2011! Please indicate "Cinema", when given the option to designate your donation to a specific program or fund.

ABOUT OUTDOOR CINEMA

Outdoor Cinema is Socrates Sculpture Park's annual open-air festival of international film, music, dance and cuisine. Now in its thirteenth season, the series is held on Wednesday evenings during the months of July and August and draws over 1,500 people per screening, from across the five boroughs and beyond. Socrates established the festival in cooperation with Partnerships for Parks to bring awareness to the rich cultural life in Queens. Produced in collaboration with the Museum of the Moving Image, each night is curated around a different country or culture. Visitors can sample regional cuisine from neighborhood restaurants, picnic on the grass as the sun sets over the city, enjoy performances by local musicians and dancers and, as the sky darkens, see exceptional international films on a large-format screen, all set against the spectacular backdrop of the Manhattan skyline. All screenings are free and open to the public.

PRESS FOR OUTDOOR CINEMA

Midsummer Night's Screen by Melena Ryzik, New York Times, July 27, 2007

The Socratic Method by S. James Snyder, The New York Sun, July 7, 2008

Free Outdoor Film Series Free NYC, Time Out New York

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