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Films at the Gate
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If this is a recurring event that will be happening again this year, please let us know.
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For five nights this week, for the third year in a row, a vacant lot near Boston’s Chinatown Gate will become a free, outdoor theater, showing Kung-Fu and classic Chinese-language films under the stars.
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Thanks for helping us bring back a tradition of watching movies together in Chinatown.
Rain Location
Rain location for WED 9/3 - THU 9/4 is Metropolitan Community Room at 38 Oak St. Boston MA (map). Rain location for FRI 9/5- SUN 9/7 is Wolff Auditorium at Tufts Medical Center (map). Check the Films at the Gate home page for updates.
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Free. Donations benefit Asian Community Development Corporation's youth leadership program and A-VOYCE.
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Boston
Movies are shown on the vacant paved lot on Hudson Street between Beach and Kneeland Streets, just south of the historic Chinatown Gate (map).
By MBTA:
Take the Orange Line to Chinatown Station.
Take the Red Line to Downtown Crossing or South Station.
Take the Green Line to Boylston Street
By Car:
Take I-93 or the Mass. Pike to the South Station exit.
Parking available at nearby lots in Chinatown, including the Beach Street Garage. Additional parking at the South Station Bus Terminal.
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- Folding chairs are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Feel free to bring your own seating. Nearest public restrooms are in South Station, a short walk from the site. Take out food is welcome at the movies—please help us support local businesses.
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