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The Warbirds Free Family Film Series shows The Nut Job (2014) on the field at Wilson Ballpark, presented by Wilson County Tourism with Wilson Arts, Imagination Station, The Whirligig Park and Downtown Wilson. In the film, an exiled squirrel helps his old park friends by raiding a nut store that is also a front for a bank robbery. Gates open at 6:00 pm and the movie starts at 7:00 pm. Beach chairs are recommended; concessions are open and the park is cashless. Use the Left Field Gate ONLY for entry; kids 15 and under need an adult 21+, and pets, tents, tarps, wagons and strollers are not allowed on the field.

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Date
Friday, November 13, 2026
Time
7:00 pm
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Address
Wilson Ballpark, 401 Goldsboro Street S, Wilson, NC, 27893, United States
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