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The Autry Museum Events

The Autry Museum, 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027

Nothing is on the calendar at The Autry Museum right now. Here is what has happened there before — and when something new is booked, this page is where it shows up.

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Street Food Cinema: Shrek + Drone Show — Griffith Park at The Autry
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Street Food Cinema: Shrek + Drone Show — Griffith Park at The Autry
Aug 22, 2026 The Autry Museum, 4700 Western Her…

You’ve seen Shrek. You’ve quoted Shrek. You’ve sent the “Somebody once told me” meme to at least three people this year. But you haven’t watched Shrek on a massive screen in Griffith Park surrounded by food trucks while a drone show lights up the sky afterward. Street Food Cinema’s August 22 screening at The Autry Museum grounds is one of those nights LA does better than anywhere: outdoors, warm, a bar on site, food vendors lining the path, and a movie that hits differently when a hundred strangers are laughing at the same Donkey line. Doors open at 5:30pm. The movie rolls at 8pm. Then the drones. The drone show is exclusive to this screening — you won’t get this combo anywhere else in the city this summer. General admission is $38, car entry $44. Dogs are welcome. Parking is free. This is a date night. This is a friend group night. This is a bring-a-blanket-and-claim-your-spot-early night. The Autry’s Griffith Park location means you’re eating tacos while the Hollywood sign watches.

Street Food Cinema: Wet Hot American Summer — The Autry Museum, Griffith Park
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Street Food Cinema: Wet Hot American Summer — The Autry Museum, Griffith Park
Aug 8, 2026 The Autry Museum, 4700 Western Her…

Certain movies function less like films and more like a password. You quote one line at a party, somebody across the room answers with the next one, and the two of you have found each other. This deeply absurd summer camp comedy from 2001 has been doing that quietly for two decades. Watching it outdoors on a lawn in Griffith Park is the correct format, mostly because of the crowd. Everyone around you laughs at the right parts, including the parts that are not jokes so much as tone. And there is a layer of stupidity to sitting on a hill in a park watching a movie about summer camp that the film itself would wholeheartedly endorse. Doors early evening with a live band and a sprawl of food trucks running from Korean tacos to artisan ice cream, then the film once it gets properly dark. Dog-friendly, bar on site, parking free. Bring a blanket and someone who appreciates Paul Rudd's range.

Street Food Cinema: Cars 20th Anniversary — The Autry Museum, Griffith Park
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Street Food Cinema: Cars 20th Anniversary — The Autry Museum, Griffith Park
Aug 1, 2026 The Autry Museum, 4700 Western Her…

Twenty years since Lightning McQueen first rolled into Radiator Springs, and somehow the ache of that little Route 66 town still lands — the idea that the best things in life are the ones you find when you’re lost on the way to somewhere else. Street Food Cinema is screening Cars for its 20th anniversary on the lawn of the Autry Museum, and in partnership with D23, the evening turns into something richer than a regular outdoor movie night. Doors open at 6pm with a live band, a curated spread of LA’s best food trucks, and that particular Griffith Park golden hour that makes everything feel like it was designed by a production designer who actually cares. The movie rolls at 8:15pm on a massive outdoor screen. Bring a blanket, bring a date, bring the kid who memorized every car’s name and still does the voice. This is the kind of night LA does better than anywhere: outdoor cinema, good food, good light, good company. General admission $23. The Autry Museum, 4700 Western Heritage Way, Griffith Park. Dog-friendly. Bar on site. Free parking.

Outdoor Movie: Bridesmaids
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Outdoor Movie: Bridesmaids
Jun 27, 2026 $15-25 4700 Western Heritage Way, The Aut…

Street Food Cinema closes out its June run with Bridesmaids at The Autry Museum in Griffith Park on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Doors open at 6:00 PM; film begins at dusk around 8:30 PM. The 2011 Paul Feig comedy written by and starring Kristen Wiig remains one of the most rewatchable ensemble comedies of its generation. Outdoors, with food and wine flowing and a crowd that has memorized every scene, it becomes a genuine event rather than a rewatch. The Autry Museum of the American West is located at 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027, in Griffith Park. Bring a blanket or low-back chairs and stake out your spot after doors open. On-site food vendors, craft beverages, and a pre-show DJ are all part of the Street Food Cinema experience. Parking is available throughout Griffith Park. Tickets are sold through the Street Food Cinema website and sell out reliably, so advance purchase is strongly recommended.

Outdoor Movie: Back to the Future
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Outdoor Movie: Back to the Future
Jun 20, 2026 $15-25 4700 Western Heritage Way, The Aut…

Street Food Cinema screens Back to the Future at The Autry Museum in Griffith Park on Saturday, June 20, 2026. Doors open at 6:00 PM; film begins at dusk around 8:30 PM. The 1985 Robert Zemeckis classic starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd holds a particular energy when screened outdoors. The crowd knows every line, every sound effect, every note of the Alan Silvestri score, and they will make themselves heard. It is a communal experience more than a private viewing. The Autry Museum is at 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027, in Griffith Park. The event features on-site food vendors, pre-show DJ, and lawn space for blankets and low-back chairs. Parking is available throughout Griffith Park. Tickets are sold through Street Food Cinema's website. This event traditionally sells out, especially in the long June evenings, so booking ahead is essential. Arrive before doors for the best lawn position.

Outdoor Movie: The Birdcage 30th Anniversary
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Outdoor Movie: The Birdcage 30th Anniversary
Jun 13, 2026 $15-25 4700 Western Heritage Way, The Aut…

Street Food Cinema screens The Birdcage in its 30th anniversary year at The Autry Museum of the American West in Griffith Park on Saturday, June 13, 2026. Doors open at 6:00 PM; film begins at dusk around 8:30 PM. The 1996 Mike Nichols comedy starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane remains one of the warmest, funniest ensemble films of its decade. Watching it outdoors with a crowd that loves it produces the best version of an already great film. The Autry Museum provides a picturesque lawn setting in the foothills of Griffith Park at 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027. Parking is available within Griffith Park. Food vendors, DJ music, and lawn games are on-site before showtime. Bring blankets or low-back chairs. Tickets are sold through the Street Food Cinema website. Outdoor screening events at The Autry sell out regularly in summer, so securing tickets in advance is strongly recommended.

D23 x SFC: Pirates of the Caribbean
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D23 x SFC: Pirates of the Caribbean
May 23, 2026 $15-25 4700 Western Heritage Way, The Aut…

The D23 Fan Club and Street Food Cinema have teamed up for a special outdoor screening of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest at The Autry Museum of the American West in Griffith Park on Saturday, May 23, 2026. Doors open at 6:00 PM; film screens at dusk around 8:15 PM. This D23-presented screening carries Disney fan community energy: expect cosplay, themed photo opportunities, and a crowd that treats the film with genuine affection. The Autry Museum grounds provide a picturesque lawn setting in the foothills of Griffith Park, framed by trees and open to the evening sky. Bring low-back chairs or a blanket. Food vendors and DJs are on-site before showtime. The Autry Museum is at 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027, with parking available in Griffith Park. This event is open to all guests regardless of D23 membership. Check the Street Food Cinema website for tickets and any member benefits.

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