Free Movies at the United Palace with Lin-Manuel Miranda Are Back with a Special Sing-Along Screening of "Hamilton." Here's How to Get Tickets.

The United Palace on Broadway and 175th Street in Washington Heights.

The free series Movies at the Palace with Lin-Manuel Miranda is back with a special sing-along screening of the filmed version of "Hamilton."

Hosted by Miranda, the event is scheduled for Sunday, September 7, starting at noon. The sing-along, which starts at 2:45pm, will be preceded by the documentary "Hamilton's America" at 1pm.

Recorded in 2016, the filmed version of "Hamilton" features Miranda in the title role on Broadway.

Free general seating tickets can be reserved starting on Tuesday, September 2 at 10am.

To get two guaranteed tickets, you can also become a Movies at the Palace member for $65 (offer good through August 31).

Movies play on the theater's 50-foot screen.

Note: The United Palace is also hosting other Movies at the Palace screenings that don't include Miranda and cost $10. Films in this category include "Shaun of the Dead" on October 26 and "It's a Wonderful Life" on December 14.

The United Palace's dazzling lobby stairs.

Every movie screening offers a unique opportunity to see the landmark venue's spectacularly decorated interior up-close.

Built in 1930, the United Palace was one of five Loew’s “Wonder Theatres" and includes a 3,000-plus-seat auditorium.

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