After a day of beach play, blueberry picking, or backyard exploring, there’s something especially sweet about ending your summer evening with a good movie and your favorite people. Whether you’re looking for something indoors to beat the heat or an outdoor movie night under the stars, there are plenty of free (or nearly free) family-friendly screenings coming up near Sebago Lake.

Here’s what’s playing soon:


Wednesday, July 9 | 1–3pm
Family Movie: Matilda (1996)
📍 Gray Public Library
A classic for a reason! Join other families for this whimsical tale of a brave and brilliant little girl.

Friday, July 11 | 8–9:30pm
Movie Night: Sing
📍 Dundee Park, Windham
Pack some bug spray and a blanket—this outdoor movie is perfect for all ages.

Saturday, July 12 | 10:30am–12pm
Family Movie: The Wild Robot
📍 Walker Memorial Library, Westbrook
Based on the bestselling book—this new animated film is sure to be a hit with school-age kids.

Saturday, July 12 | 2–3:30pm
Free Family Film (TBD)
📍 Magic Lantern Theater, Bridgton
Enjoy a surprise screening at this charming local theater.

Sunday, July 13 | 1–3pm
Movie: Inside Out
📍 New Gloucester Public Library
A great pick for starting conversations about feelings—and a favorite with parents, too.


Wednesday, July 16 | 1–3pm
Family Movie (TBD)
📍 Gray Public Library
Another free weekday matinee option to keep cool with the kids.

Saturday, July 19 | 10:30am–12pm
Family Movie: Moana 2
📍 Walker Memorial Library, Westbrook
Catch the latest ocean adventure with Moana, just in time for summer fun.

Saturday, July 19 | 2–3:30pm
Free Family Film (TBD)
📍 Magic Lantern Theater, Bridgton
Check their website or call ahead to see what’s playing this week!

Sunday, July 20 | 1–3pm
Movie: TMNT: Mutant Mayhem
📍 New Gloucester Public Library
Perfect for action-loving kids and nostalgic parents alike.


Tuesday, July 22 | 3–6pm
Pizza, Pages, Productions (for teens)
📍 Windham Public Library
Teens can hang out, eat pizza, talk books, and enjoy a movie. A relaxed afternoon with peers.

Thursday, July 24 | 6–8pm
Family Craft & Movie Night: Super Mario Brothers
📍 Harrison Village Library
Come early for themed crafts—then stay for this energetic, laugh-filled movie.

Friday, July 25 | 8:30–10:30pm
Outdoor Movie Night: Jaws
📍 Stone Barn, Standish
An iconic summer thriller—best for older kids or parents night out!


Whether you’re catching a matinee at the library or snuggling up for a sunset show at the park, these movie nights are a simple (and free!) way to make summer memories. Pack some snacks, invite a friend, and don’t forget the popcorn!

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I’m Lauren


I am a lifelong Mainer and the creator of Lake Region Kids Calendar! As a mom of two living and playing in the Sebago Lake Region, I love staying active indoors and outdoors, sharing local hidden gems, and highlighting the kid and family friendly events and activities that make our community special.

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