Riverhawks Movie Festival
Join us for four unforgettable Friday nights at RE/MAX Field, where baseball meets the big screen!
Our outdoor movie festival transforms the diamond into your personal cinema experience with a massive 26 ft x 38 ft video wall that brings every scene to life. Pack your favorite lawn chair or a cozy blanket and claim your spot on the grass. Great food and refreshments available so get your snacks and enjoy the show!
Great Value & Easy Access
Tickets are just $5 each, or enjoy complimentary admission with a donation to our featured non-profit organization during the Sunday afternoon Riverhawks home game. Arrive early—doors to the Alley Kat Party Pen open at 6:30pm for the 7pm showtime, and parking is completely free in all RE/MAX Field lots.
Angels in the Outfield
June 27
When 11-year-old Roger prays for help to resurrect a last-place baseball team, a band of fun-loving angels answers the call. As the bumbling team of misfits begins an incredible winning streak, can this miracle also reunite Roger with his father?
Donation Partner - June 22:
Electronic Recyling Association
Gather up your used electronics you need recycled and bring them down to the ballpark on June 22 before the game. You'll receive a June 27 "Angels in the Outfield" movie ticket in exchange for your donation.
We will be accepting Laptops, tablets, smartphones, desktop pcs, servers, printers, network gear, parts & accessories, gaming consoles, software.
The Sandlot
July 11
One boy becomes a part of the gang, nine boys become a team and their leader becomes a legend by confronting the terrifying mystery beyond the right field wall.
Donation Partner - July 6:
Goodwill Industries
Bring any donations of clothes, household items, books and electronics to the July 6th Riverhawks game and receive a July 11 "The Sandlot" ticket.
A League of Their Own
July 25
Recruited for a women's baseball league during World War II, Dottie and her competitive younger sister Kit join a team managed by a washed-up slugger.
Aug 8 - Rookie of the Year
He may be just a clumsy kid, but when the cast is removed from his broken arm, 12-year-old Henry Rowengartner (Thomas Ian Nicholas) can hurl a baseball at the speed of 100 miles an hour! Not only that, but the Chicago Cubs have learned about Henry’s ability, and they want him to help pull their team up from last place. With help from an aging pitching ace (Gary Busey), Henry just might do it!