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E.T., Phone the National Mall for Screen on the Green

By Jason Dick
Posted July 22, 2013 at 4:44pm

Roll Call After Dark public service announcement: Screen on the Green returns for its 2013 run on the National Mall tonight, with “E.T. the Extra Terrestrial” kicking off the season.

Screen on the Green offers a unique D.C. experience. (CQ Roll Call File Photo.)
Screen on the Green offers a unique D.C. experience. (CQ Roll Call File Photo.)

Get there early with your blankie and beverages. Space on the Mall fills up fast. Showtime (starting with vintage cartoons and the iconic HBO dance music) starts at sundown.

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