Movies by the Lake Burlington: 2025 Summer Schedule


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Jun 28, 2025
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Summer nights in Burlington just got a little more cinematic. The beloved Movies by the Lake series is back for another season, bringing classic films, waterfront views, and a dose of nostalgia to Spencer Smith Park.
If you’re looking for the perfect way to spend a Monday evening—this is it. Whether you're bringing a blanket, a few snacks, or the whole crew, Movies by the Lake Burlington is a free outdoor experience that delivers all the summer vibes you didn’t know you were missing.
Where It Happens
Spencer Smith Park, located right on the waterfront in downtown Burlington, transforms into an open-air movie theatre every Monday night in July and August. The big screen goes up near the lake, with plenty of room to stretch out, relax, and catch a film under the stars.
All movies start at dusk (usually around 9:00 p.m.), so come early to grab a good spot—and maybe a gelato from nearby Lugano Café while you wait.
2025 Movie Lineup
Here’s what’s playing this summer at Movies by the Lake Burlington:
July 8: Batman (1989) – Tim Burton’s dark and iconic take on Gotham with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson.
July 15: The Princess Bride – Romance, sword fights, and one of the most quotable scripts of all time.
July 22: Speed – Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, and a bus that can’t slow down. What more do you need?
July 29: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – Skip work. Skip school. Just don’t skip this classic.
August 5: The Wedding Singer – Adam Sandler, ’80s hits, and all the rom-com charm you could ask for.
August 12: School of Rock – Jack Black turns it up to eleven in this feel-good musical comedy.
August 19: Big – Tom Hanks proves growing up isn’t all it’s cracked up to be in this heartwarming gem.
Each film was handpicked to bring those feel-good summer vibes, mixing action, romance, comedy, and nostalgia into one stellar lineup.
What to Bring
A few tips to make the most of your movie night:
Chairs or a blanket – The ground gets chilly after sunset.
Snacks and drinks – Or grab a bite downtown before the movie.
Bug spray – Just in case the lakefront breeze isn’t enough.
Friends, family, or a date – It’s a crowd-friendly event.
And don’t forget—this event is free, and no tickets are required.
Why We Love It
Movies by the Lake Burlington is more than just a film series—it’s a summer tradition. It’s that perfect mix of lakeside breeze, glowing screen, and the kind of community gathering that makes Burlington feel like a small town in the best way possible.
Whether you're reliving your favourite ’80s flick or introducing your kids to a classic for the first time, this is what summer in Ontario is all about.
Final Thoughts
Mark your calendars, pack the popcorn, and make your Mondays magical with Movies by the Lake Burlington. There’s nothing quite like a night at the waterfront with a great movie and even better company.
For updates or weather cancellations, keep an eye on the City of Burlington’s event page or follow their social media.
We’ll see you under the stars.
Please note that the information in this blog is for general guidance only and may not always be up to date or accurate. We recommend double-checking details directly with local cities, businesses, or official sources before making any plans.
At Nineside, we believe that local businesses are the heart of every community. Our platform was created with a simple goal: to connect people with the best experiences their cities have to offer. From discovering unique businesses to attending exciting events and festivals, we strive to bring together locals, tourists, and business owners to create a more vibrant, connected world.
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At Nineside, we believe that local businesses are the heart of every community. Our platform was created with a simple goal: to connect people with the best experiences their cities have to offer. From discovering unique businesses to attending exciting events and festivals, we strive to bring together locals, tourists, and business owners to create a more vibrant, connected world.
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Movies by the Lake Burlington: 2025 Summer Schedule


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Date:
Jun 28, 2025
Category:


Summer nights in Burlington just got a little more cinematic. The beloved Movies by the Lake series is back for another season, bringing classic films, waterfront views, and a dose of nostalgia to Spencer Smith Park.
If you’re looking for the perfect way to spend a Monday evening—this is it. Whether you're bringing a blanket, a few snacks, or the whole crew, Movies by the Lake Burlington is a free outdoor experience that delivers all the summer vibes you didn’t know you were missing.
Where It Happens
Spencer Smith Park, located right on the waterfront in downtown Burlington, transforms into an open-air movie theatre every Monday night in July and August. The big screen goes up near the lake, with plenty of room to stretch out, relax, and catch a film under the stars.
All movies start at dusk (usually around 9:00 p.m.), so come early to grab a good spot—and maybe a gelato from nearby Lugano Café while you wait.
2025 Movie Lineup
Here’s what’s playing this summer at Movies by the Lake Burlington:
July 8: Batman (1989) – Tim Burton’s dark and iconic take on Gotham with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson.
July 15: The Princess Bride – Romance, sword fights, and one of the most quotable scripts of all time.
July 22: Speed – Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, and a bus that can’t slow down. What more do you need?
July 29: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – Skip work. Skip school. Just don’t skip this classic.
August 5: The Wedding Singer – Adam Sandler, ’80s hits, and all the rom-com charm you could ask for.
August 12: School of Rock – Jack Black turns it up to eleven in this feel-good musical comedy.
August 19: Big – Tom Hanks proves growing up isn’t all it’s cracked up to be in this heartwarming gem.
Each film was handpicked to bring those feel-good summer vibes, mixing action, romance, comedy, and nostalgia into one stellar lineup.
What to Bring
A few tips to make the most of your movie night:
Chairs or a blanket – The ground gets chilly after sunset.
Snacks and drinks – Or grab a bite downtown before the movie.
Bug spray – Just in case the lakefront breeze isn’t enough.
Friends, family, or a date – It’s a crowd-friendly event.
And don’t forget—this event is free, and no tickets are required.
Why We Love It
Movies by the Lake Burlington is more than just a film series—it’s a summer tradition. It’s that perfect mix of lakeside breeze, glowing screen, and the kind of community gathering that makes Burlington feel like a small town in the best way possible.
Whether you're reliving your favourite ’80s flick or introducing your kids to a classic for the first time, this is what summer in Ontario is all about.
Final Thoughts
Mark your calendars, pack the popcorn, and make your Mondays magical with Movies by the Lake Burlington. There’s nothing quite like a night at the waterfront with a great movie and even better company.
For updates or weather cancellations, keep an eye on the City of Burlington’s event page or follow their social media.
We’ll see you under the stars.
Please note that the information in this blog is for general guidance only and may not always be up to date or accurate. We recommend double-checking details directly with local cities, businesses, or official sources before making any plans.
At Nineside, we believe that local businesses are the heart of every community. Our platform was created with a simple goal: to connect people with the best experiences their cities have to offer. From discovering unique businesses to attending exciting events and festivals, we strive to bring together locals, tourists, and business owners to create a more vibrant, connected world.
AUTHOR
At Nineside, we believe that local businesses are the heart of every community. Our platform was created with a simple goal: to connect people with the best experiences their cities have to offer. From discovering unique businesses to attending exciting events and festivals, we strive to bring together locals, tourists, and business owners to create a more vibrant, connected world.
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Movies by the Lake Burlington: 2025 Summer Schedule

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Date:
Jun 28, 2025
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Summer nights in Burlington just got a little more cinematic. The beloved Movies by the Lake series is back for another season, bringing classic films, waterfront views, and a dose of nostalgia to Spencer Smith Park.
If you’re looking for the perfect way to spend a Monday evening—this is it. Whether you're bringing a blanket, a few snacks, or the whole crew, Movies by the Lake Burlington is a free outdoor experience that delivers all the summer vibes you didn’t know you were missing.
Where It Happens
Spencer Smith Park, located right on the waterfront in downtown Burlington, transforms into an open-air movie theatre every Monday night in July and August. The big screen goes up near the lake, with plenty of room to stretch out, relax, and catch a film under the stars.
All movies start at dusk (usually around 9:00 p.m.), so come early to grab a good spot—and maybe a gelato from nearby Lugano Café while you wait.
2025 Movie Lineup
Here’s what’s playing this summer at Movies by the Lake Burlington:
July 8: Batman (1989) – Tim Burton’s dark and iconic take on Gotham with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson.
July 15: The Princess Bride – Romance, sword fights, and one of the most quotable scripts of all time.
July 22: Speed – Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, and a bus that can’t slow down. What more do you need?
July 29: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – Skip work. Skip school. Just don’t skip this classic.
August 5: The Wedding Singer – Adam Sandler, ’80s hits, and all the rom-com charm you could ask for.
August 12: School of Rock – Jack Black turns it up to eleven in this feel-good musical comedy.
August 19: Big – Tom Hanks proves growing up isn’t all it’s cracked up to be in this heartwarming gem.
Each film was handpicked to bring those feel-good summer vibes, mixing action, romance, comedy, and nostalgia into one stellar lineup.
What to Bring
A few tips to make the most of your movie night:
Chairs or a blanket – The ground gets chilly after sunset.
Snacks and drinks – Or grab a bite downtown before the movie.
Bug spray – Just in case the lakefront breeze isn’t enough.
Friends, family, or a date – It’s a crowd-friendly event.
And don’t forget—this event is free, and no tickets are required.
Why We Love It
Movies by the Lake Burlington is more than just a film series—it’s a summer tradition. It’s that perfect mix of lakeside breeze, glowing screen, and the kind of community gathering that makes Burlington feel like a small town in the best way possible.
Whether you're reliving your favourite ’80s flick or introducing your kids to a classic for the first time, this is what summer in Ontario is all about.
Final Thoughts
Mark your calendars, pack the popcorn, and make your Mondays magical with Movies by the Lake Burlington. There’s nothing quite like a night at the waterfront with a great movie and even better company.
For updates or weather cancellations, keep an eye on the City of Burlington’s event page or follow their social media.
We’ll see you under the stars.
Please note that the information in this blog is for general guidance only and may not always be up to date or accurate. We recommend double-checking details directly with local cities, businesses, or official sources before making any plans.
At Nineside, we believe that local businesses are the heart of every community. Our platform was created with a simple goal: to connect people with the best experiences their cities have to offer. From discovering unique businesses to attending exciting events and festivals, we strive to bring together locals, tourists, and business owners to create a more vibrant, connected world.
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