National Treasure

Event Details

The 2026 OPAC Outdoor Summer Movie Series is proudly presented by R&R Travel Service & Sandals | Beaches Resorts

Location & Time
All movies take place on the lawn at 200 Choccolocco Street, Oxford, AL 36203. Showings begin at 8:00 PM, late enough for it to be dark enough for the projector to shine through.

Seating
Bring your own blankets or outdoor chairs. No seating is provided.

Food & Drink
Food trucks have been invited, and you're welcome to bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks. No glass containers, and no alcohol.

Pets
Leashed, well-behaved pets are welcome. Please bring bags and clean up after them.

General Rules

• Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• No smoking.
• Be respectful of those around you — find your spot and keep noise to a minimum.

Weather
Check oxfordpac.org/movies before heading out. Cancellations will be posted by noon on the day of the showing. Movies may be canceled for rain or high winds due to the size of the screen. Canceled showings may be rescheduled later in the year based on availability and licensing.

About The Movie

What if the Founding Fathers were secret-society masterminds who hid a treasure so vast it could fund a nation — and left the clues scattered across America's most iconic landmarks? Nicolas Cage decided to steal the Declaration of Independence to find out, and honestly, we respect the commitment.

National Treasure is the kind of gloriously fun, completely unhinged adventure movie that Hollywood simply doesn't make enough of — a film that treats American history like a Dan Brown novel and somehow makes you love it even more for doing so. It's endlessly rewatchable, endlessly quotable, and perfect for a summer night when you want to sit back, turn your brain to "fun mode," and just enjoy the ride.

Kids will be gripped by the puzzle-solving and the chase sequences. Adults will be reminded why Cage became a legend. Everyone will leave with a sudden, inexplicable urge to go visit the Liberty Bell. Bring your sharpest minds and your wildest conspiracy theories — tonight we're cracking the code together.

It's a good night for history.