NoMa Summer Screen!

We went to this season’s last NoMa Summer Screen on the field at 2nd & L NE as attendees gathered for music, picnics, food trucks, and a nighttime movie.

We snapped Children’s National Medical Center’s Kat Worten, Evolent Health’s Annie Marks, AvalonBay’s David Nimitz, CEB’s Kristin Nimitz, and Lilly’s Christina Massetti. Guests tweeted @NoMaBID for giveaway prizes. See if you can guess the movie, revealed below, from these hashtags: #GreatBambino #yourekillinmesmalls.

The 13-week free outdoor film series is hosted by NoMa Business Improvement District to revitalize the neighborhood. Here, NPR’s Victoria Walker, Blake Robinson, Hugo Rojo, Jacob Pinter, Nina Cooperman, and UMD’s Mark Mifsud.

Viewers munched on food truck snacks from Big Cheese, Takorean, Captain Cookie, Popped Republic, and DC Empanadas. Here, American University’s Lucas Regner, Centerline Capital’s Jonathan Terrazas, Washington Hospital Center’s Anthony Terrazas, and Safeway’s Xavier Rodriguez.

The 2014 theme, unlikely friendships, explored dynamic relationships with movies like Back to the Future, Clueless, When Harry Met Sally, and Silver Linings Playbook. We watched The Sandlot on the giant screen at sunset on a perfect summer evening.

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