TIFF in the Park returns this year to offer a free screening of a comedy classic every Wednesday this summer. Screenings will take place outside at David Pecaut Square (between TIFF Bell Lightbox and Roy Thomson Hall). To coincide with each screening the CN Tower will light up gold beginning at sunset to provide a spectacular backdrop to each screening. TIFF in the Park beings Wednesday, June 27, 2012 and continues until Wednesday, August, 29, 2012. Films showing include, Raising Arizona, His Girl Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, The Philadelphia Story, What’s Up, Doc?, It Happened One Night, and many more.
To confirm screening times please see the full schedule posted on the Toronto Entertainment District Business Improvement Area’s (BIA) website.
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