WOW! So awesome to be picked again this year and be featured in their June issue in Seattle Magazine for 2011. Check out what they said and why you should head on down to Fremont on Saturdays this summer.

Seattle Magazine writes in their June feature:

Outdoor Movie Nights

It’s BYOS (bring your own seating) and BYOP (bring your own picnic) at the Fremont Outdoor movies (3501 Phinney Ave. N; fremontoutdoormovies.com), held on summer Saturday nights beginning June 25. So on beanbag seats, lawn chairs and the occasional double bed, Fremonsters and citizens of nearby neighborhoods set up temporary residence to enjoy interactive audience games and contests, the company of fellow movie enthusiasts and, of course, the screening of a beloved cinematic classic (or catastrophe) projected onto a building. The $5 ticket price makes a Fremont Outdoor Movie an affordable, enjoyable way to spend a summer evening. Check the website for a full lineup of this year’s screenings. Shake things up: Dress in costume for every screening, from Red, White and Dead (the world-famous zombie walk, July 2) to “dudefest night” (The Big Lebowski, August 13). Why? Because you’ll end up with a decade’s worth of Halloween costumes and because everyone wants to be friends with the person dressed as Godzilla or the Death Star. C.L.