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Lynnwoods Sandlot Cinema series kicks off at Lynndale Park Aug. 7

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The Sandlot Cinema film series in Lynnwood returns to Lynndale Park, starting on August 7 with "The Wild Robot. " Activities will commence at 7 p. m. , leading up to the film screening at dusk. The series also features "National Treasure" on August 14 and "Moana 2" on August 21, catering to families looking for enjoyable outdoor entertainment.

Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs for a comfortable viewing experience. The Lynndale Park snack shack will operate before each movie, enhancing the outdoor cinema atmosphere. This initiative promotes community engagement and offers a safe environment for families to enjoy films together. The event's timing coincides with the summer season, making it an ideal family outing. For additional details, visit the City of Lynnwood's website.

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