When Can You Schedule Events With An Outdoor Projector

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Scheduling Summer Events With an Outdoor Projector

The summer solstice arrives around June 21 — the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere (and the shortest in the southern). It’s a day celebrated the world over as Midsummer, Ivan Kupala Day, Saint Jonas’ Festival, Wianki, and Jāņi, among others. Long days lead some people to worry about the timing of an outdoor movie event, but you’re in good hands. On June 21 the sun sets at its latest of the year — in New York City, for example, around 8:30 pm — which still leaves plenty of time to run an event, even one with kids, and wrap up by 10:00 or so.

The Right Outdoor Projector at the Right Time

The modern outdoor projector makes this possible, and the technology keeps improving by leaps and bounds. Today’s outdoor projectors are bright enough to deliver a great picture as soon as it’s dark after sunset, without an expensive pro setup — which has greatly expanded where and when you can hold an outdoor movie. As the capstone to any event, from a backyard barbecue to a high-profile production — a kids’ movie, a multimedia presentation, or a concert — an outdoor projector and one of our outdoor movie systems give you everything you need to make your summer event a success, whether it ends early or runs all night.

You’ll also find more in our tutorials on choosing and operating an outdoor projector.