Music at the Movies provides free, family friendly entertainment at select city of Aurora parks

Posted on 06/09/2026

Music at the Movies combines concerts and movies into one event at three city of Aurora Parks starting Wednesday, June 24. A half-hour of entertainment by a local artist will begin at 5 p.m., followed by a featured film at 6 p.m.

“Music at the Movies provides a great opportunity for friends and family to gather during the summer to enjoy entertainment without breaking their wallet” says Ginger White Brunetti, director of Library and Cultural Services. “The series also ties into Aurora Public Library’s commitment to passion and culture cultivation as well as community building where events come to the communities’ backyard to experience something new, for free.”

Upcoming Music at the Movies:

Wednesday, June 24 at Terrace Park, 18801 E. Montview Blvd.

• Enjoy a performance by Animal Farm followed by “How to Train Your Dragon (2025)” (PG). In combination with the Aurora Public Library’s bookmobile’s celebration of Summer of Imagination. First 100 people will receive free Kona Ice.

Wednesday, July 15 at Settler’s Park, 14800 E. Walsh Drive

• Little Moses Jones will perform followed by “Hamilton sing-along” (PG-13). In celebration of Colorado’s 150 and the United States of America’s 250 founding anniversaries.

Wednesday, July 29 at Meadowood Park, 3054 S. Laredo St.

• Wrap up the summer with a performance by Unindicted Co-conspirators followed by “The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants” (PG).

The events are free and no registration is required. Bring chairs, blankets and snacks to enjoy during the show. For more information, visit AuroraGov.org/MusicAtTheMovies.

About Aurora Public Library

Aurora Public Library serves the city of Aurora with five branches, one bookmobile, access to digital materials and hundreds of programs. Combining all the different ways the library services the community Aurora Public Library was used 2.8 million times in 2025 alone. Aurora Public Library is a division of the city of Aurora Library and Cultural Services Department. To learn more, visit AuroraLibrary.org.