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School of Rock

Blockbusters. Unbeatable views. Seaport Cinema returns for the summer with a wide range of movies screening on The Rooftop at Pier 17.

Bring your own blankets and chairs to lay out on the turf.

Seaport Cinema is free to attend and space is limited so arrive early to secure your spot. RSVP is encouraged but not required. 

RSVP to let us know you are coming. RSVP does not guarantee entry. Entry is first come, first served based on capacity.

** Dates subject to change. RSVP to receive updates and information about this event. No outside alcohol permitted.**

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Event Info

Monday, September 30

Doors Open: 5:00pm
Band Performance: 5:30-7pm
Movie Start Time:
7:30pm

Rating: PG-13

Location
The Rooftop at Pier 17
89 South Street

What’s On

 

Live Band Performance | 5:30-7PM

Get pumped for the feature presentation with a live performance by teen bands Sledge Hammer and Matter of Minutes before the movie screening.

Seaport Cinema: School of Rock

Sledgehammer

Sledgehammer is a teenage alternative rock band based in NYC consisting of singer/guitarist Arlo Freedman, singer/bassist Lucas Kohn, guitarist Dakota Lopez and drummer Harris Leopold.
Seaport Cinema: School of Rock

Matter of Minutes

Matter of Minutes is a teenage indie rock band based in NYC consisting of Singer/Guitarist Jack, Guitarist Dekota, Bassist Kenji, & Drummer Hagan

EAT & DRINK

 

Date night. Family night. A hang with friends. Either way, dinner and a movie makes for a perfect summer evening. Complete your night on The Rooftop at Pier 17 with the following food and beverage add-ons, available for pre-purchase with your free movie RSVP.

Make your selections in advance, and you can pick up your dinner and/or drinks when you arrive for the movie. Easy, breezy!

Picnic Package

ADD-ON OFFERINGS

New! VIP Access – $25
Upgrade your movie night with a reserved seat on the VIP risers (behind the turf, tables of two) that includes a Dip Trio from Malibu Farm. Special menu available for onsite purchase.

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Drinks

  • Beer and cider buckets (6 beers/cider per bucket) – prices vary
  • Red, white and rosé wine by the bottle – $49 each

Dinner &  Snacks

  • Malibu Farm Tortilla Chips & Dip Trio for Two – $20
  • Fried Chicken Dinner for One or Two – $30/$60
  • Tin Building Charcuterie Box for Two – $40
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brunch spread at Malibu Farm

DINNER AT MALIBU FARM

Make a night of it before or after the movie. Book a table at Malibu Farm and take advantage of the NYC Restaurant Week deal — just $45 per person for a delicious, farm-to-table prix-fixe menu.
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CONCESSIONS

Craving the classics? Swing by the concession stands for a variety of food options, popcorn, and all your favorite movie refreshments, including cocktails, wine, beer, and soft drinks.

FAQ

Does my RSVP guarantee entry?
No, your ticket does not guarantee entry. Entry is first come, first served based on capacity.

When do doors open?
Doors open at 5:00pm. You may come early, but will not be checked in until that time. Thank you for your cooperation.

Can I bring my own drinks?
NO outside beverages are allowed. There will be beverage onsite for purchase if desired.

Can I bring my own food?
Yes! Attendees are allowed to bring outside food. Please explore the Seaport website for dining and take away options nearby.

Can I enter after the movie begins at 7:30pm?
We will not allow entry once the movie begins after 7:30pm.

Will there be a chair for me to sit in?
This year, we will only have turf for seating, with chairs available ONLY for ADA qualified attendees. Please bring your own seating to ensure you are comfortable throughout the program.

Can I bring my dog?
Only licensed service animals are allowed on the rooftop. We apologize to your furry friends.

Is it rain or shine?
Unfortunately, if inclement weather, the show will be cancelled. We hope to see you at our next screening!

About the Movie

Overly enthusiastic guitarist Dewey Finn gets thrown out of his bar band and finds himself in desperate need of work. Posing as a substitute music teacher at an elite private elementary school, he exposes his students to the hard rock gods he idolizes and emulates — much to the consternation of the uptight principal. As he gets his privileged and precocious charges in touch with their inner rock ‘n’ roll animals, he imagines redemption at a local Battle of the Bands.