The ninth annual Central Park Conservancy Film Festival, kicking off tonight, is bringing song and dance fans something to sing about: Each film in this year’s five-night series pays homage to American music. A DJ begins spinning at 6:30 p.m., and screenings start at 8, rain or shine. Picnicking is encouraged!
Show schedule
Tonight: “El Cantante”
Tomorrow: “Bird”
Thursday: “Dreamgirls”
Friday: “Shine a Light”
Saturday: “A Star is Born”
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