Outdoor LED video walls · Western Washington

Movies in the park, bright enough for high noon.

Our LED video wall is bright enough to watch in full daylight. Show kids' movies in the afternoon and a family movie in the evening, and have everyone out of the park and home by 10 PM. The kids aren't cranky, and grandma and grandpa can come too.

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Watchable in full daylight Home by 10 PM No late-night park permit

Families on picnic blankets watching a bright outdoor movie screen in a city park at dusk, with popcorn and food carts nearby — First show **12:00 PM** Everyone home by 10:00 PM

What your city does today vs. City Park Events

A projector waits for 10 PM.
Our wall starts at high noon.

Most cities still rent a projector and a blow-up screen, which means waiting until 10 PM for the sky to get dark enough. That means late-night park permits, cranky kids and unhappy neighbors. Here's what changes when the picture makes its own light.

A projector and inflatable screen compared with a City Park Events LED video wall
Compare	What cities use todayProjector + inflatable screen	City Park EventsLED video wall + pro audio
Show time	Can't start until about 10 PMIn summer the sky has to be fully dark before anyone can see the picture.	Runs at high noonThe video wall is bright enough to watch in full daylight.
The day's lineup	One late-night movieA single show squeezed in after dark.	Matinee to eveningKids' movies in the afternoon, a family or PG movie in the evening.
Going home	Out after midnightFamilies carry sleeping kids to the car near midnight.	Everyone home by 10 PMThe whole crowd is out of the park and home by ten.
Who comes	Cranky kids, empty lawn chairsLittle ones melt down and grandparents stay home.	The whole familyKids aren't cranky, and grandma and grandpa can come.
Park permits	Late-night permit neededThe park has to stay open well past its normal closing time.	Normal park hoursNo late-night permit or extra staffing to keep the park open.
Neighbors	Midnight trafficHeadlights, car doors and crowds on residential streets late at night.	Happy neighborsTraffic clears in the early evening, not at midnight.
Picture	Dim and washed outProjected light on a fabric screen fades with any ambient light.	Bright, sharp, vividEvery blanket gets a clear picture, from the front row to the back.
Sound	Two speakers on standsLoud up front, muddy dialogue at the back.	Concert-grade audioSized and tuned to your crowd, with clear dialogue everywhere.
On site	Blower roars all nightThe inflatable screen only stays up while a fan keeps running.	Quiet, rigid wallLED panels on truss. The only thing you hear is the movie.
Who runs it	Your staff, past midnightRent the kit, figure out the cables, pack it up in the dark.	Our crew, start to finishDelivery, setup, a producer running the show, and teardown.

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One wall, a whole season of events

Built for the nights your community remembers

Movies in the Park

A full movie day: kids' matinees in the afternoon, a family or PG movie in the evening, and everyone home by ten.

Concerts & Festivals

Put the performer's face on a giant screen, run the schedule between sets, and give sponsors the spotlight.

Watch Parties

Seahawks, Sounders, the World Cup or election night. A live feed on a stadium-bright wall turns a park into a fan zone.

Holiday Celebrations

Tree lightings, Fourth of July countdowns and Halloween double features, with live camera shots of the crowd.

Community Gatherings

Graduations, ceremonies and town halls where every face and slide needs to be seen from the back of the lawn.

Sponsor Showcases

Rotate sponsor logos, video spots and thank-yous before the show and at intermission, and help the event pay for itself.

Recent lineups

Family favorites, under the stars

We help you choose titles that are licensed and available for your date, then put them on the brightest screen in town.

How it works

From quote to curtain in four steps

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Weeks before
We plan the night
Title selection and licensing, site layout, sponsor slides, power and a run-of-show your team can share.
Show day
We light up the park
Our crew arrives, builds the wall, runs the show and packs out. You walk the lawn and watch the smiles.

Sponsor-funded events

The screen that helps pay for the event

An LED wall is visible all day long, which makes it valuable to local businesses. We help you build a sponsor package so the event can cover much of its own cost.

Title sponsor"Presented by" on every screen and poster

Movie sponsorTheir name on one night's feature

Concession sponsorPopcorn, cocoa and a shout-out

Community partnersLogos in the pre-show rotation

Ask about sponsorship in your quote

Movie Night poster for a triple feature of Megamind, Toy Story 4 and Hairspray at Willis D. Tucker Park, sponsored by Snohomish County Parks and Recreation — A triple feature at Willis D. Tucker Park, sponsored by Snohomish County Parks and Recreation. Shows ran at 5, 7 and 9 pm.

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Itemized price for the wall, sound, crew and travel
Series pricing when you book several nights
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Service area

Parks across Western Washington

Based in Marysville, we bring the wall to city parks, schools, HOAs and venues from Bellingham to Olympia.

MarysvilleEverettSnohomishArlingtonLake StevensMill CreekMukilteoLynnwoodEdmondsBothellMonroeStanwoodWoodinvilleKirklandRedmondBellevueSeattleShorelineRentonKentTacomaPuyallupOlympiaMount VernonBurlingtonOak HarborBellinghamBremerton

Questions

Good to know

Can we really show a movie at noon?

Yes. Our LED video wall makes its own light and is bright enough to watch in full daylight. With a projector, summer movies in Western Washington can't start until about 10 PM. With City Park Events you can run kids' movies in the afternoon and a family movie in the evening, and everyone is home by 10.

Do you handle the movie license?

Showing a movie in a public park requires a public performance license. We guide you through it, help you pick titles that are available for your date, and include it in your plan.

Do we need a late-night park permit?

Usually not. Because the show ends early in the evening, the park can keep its normal hours. That also means no late-night traffic for the neighbors.

What do we need to provide?

A level, accessible spot in the park and access for our truck. We bring the video wall, sound, power distribution and crew, and we set up, run and tear down the show.

Where do you work?

We are based in Marysville and serve parks and venues across Western Washington, from Bellingham to Olympia.

Can sponsors help pay for the event?

Yes. The video wall can run sponsor slides and video before the show and during intermission, and many communities use title, concession and movie sponsorships to offset the cost of the event.

Movies from high noon. Everyone home by ten.

Summer dates in Western Washington book early. Get your price now and hold your day.