See Hallmark's Entire Fall Harvest Movie Schedule for 2022
Plus, how and when to watch each new film.
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As the summer winds down, we're desperate for autumn to start. Lucky for us, Hallmark chose to release their 2022 Fall Harvest Movies lineup, and we don't even need to wait for colder weather to enjoy them.
If you ask most folks, Halloween movies are the only things to watch during this time of year, especially if it's a good horror film. But if we don't want all the gore and instead want to experience the serene parts of the season? That's where a classic fall movie comes in handy. It lets us experience feelings of romance, nostalgia, sweater weather and even those quirky small town vibes we secretly love. Who wouldn't want to curly up on the couch and dig into a genre Hallmark really knows how to do best? We certainly want to, and we be you do too.
Currently, Hallmark has eight movie premieres throughout August and September — and each premise sounds as good as the next. The actual lineup began August 6, and since then, a new film has been airing each Saturday night. Thankfully we still have until September 24 to experience the magic of Hallmark's fall movie lineup, and then it's a one-stop train to the other most wonderful time of the year: Hallmark's Countdown to Christmas.
How to watch Hallmark's Fall Harvest movies:
The easiest way to watch Hallmark movies is on cable. You can check your channel location by heading over to Hallmark's website and entering your zip code. If you don't have cable, Hallmark is available to stream on Sling , Philo, fuboTV and Frndly TV.
Here's the official schedule for Hallmark's fall movies:
Love in the Limelight
Premiered: Saturday, August 6 at 8 p.m. ET
Real-life husband and wife Carlos PenaVega and Alexa PenaVega star as Nick and Summer, pen pals who have been communicating the old-fashioned way (meaning, by snail mail) for years. When Nick shows up to Summer's small town for a reunion with his old band, sparks immediately fly between the couple. Everyone suddenly is cheering on their brand-new romance — even Summer's grandmother!
Romance in Style
Premiered: Saturday, August 13 at 8 p.m. ET
Ella (Jaicy Elliot) knows the world of design better than anyone, even for those who don't want to admit it. When publishing tycoon (Virgin Rover's Benjamin Hollingsworth) comes around, Ella realizes she can make a difference by way of introducing plus-size fashion to his portfolio of magazines. While he doesn't want to acknowledge his feelings, Derek realizes Ella has power over many facets of his life.
Dating the Delaneys
Premiered: Saturday, August 20 at 8 p.m. ET
When single mother and recent divorcee Maggie Delaney (Rachel Boston) decides to find love again, she enlists the dad of her son's friend (Paul Campbell) to help her navigate the dating world. At the same time, her mother begins a romance, leading Maggie to realize there are similar connections in the way they both view love this time around.
Game, Set, Love
Premiered: Saturday, August 27 at 8 p.m. ET
We love to see a sports-related enemies to lovers story — don't you? Davida Wiliams plays a former tennis pro tasked with the one job she doesn't want to do — coach up-and-coming stars in the game. But when the new talent (Richard Harmon) is too arrogant to fix his reputation, the two begin to bump heads. Or maybe the frustration the duo feel is actually the beginnings of a romance ...
Marry Me in Yosemite
Premieres: Saturday, September 3 at 8 p.m. ET
Zoe (Cindy Busby) is a photographer who loves to take pictures of mundane things, such as coffee and small quirks in her hometown. But when she is tasked by her journalist boss to go on a trip to Yosemite, she learns more about her art — and herself — in ways she never thought to experience. It also doesn't help that the one assisting her on this self-love journey is a good-looking tour guide (Tyler Harlow).
Marry Go Round
Premieres: Saturday, September 10 at 8 p.m. ET
Abby (Amanda Schull) and Luke (Brennan Elliott)'s romance began in high school, leading to a not so stable marriage. When they divorce, Abby immediate finds a new love, to the point of planning a wedding in Paris. But before the big day, she discovers a letter written by her former husband. The result: she goes down a path she never thought she'd take again, along with questioning whether the divorce should've occurred in the first place.
Wedding of a Lifetime
Premieres: Saturday, September 17 at 8 p.m. ET
Darby (Brooke D'Orsay) and Jake (Jonathan Bennett) have been together for quite some time, and they're even engaged to be wed very soon. But they're also discovering their cushy romance has a few cracks in it, leading them to realize it needs saving. They quickly discover one way to help fix their issues: by going on national TV in order to try and win an all-expenses paid wedding.
Fly Away With Me
Premieres: Saturday, September 24 at 8 p.m. ET
Angie (Natalie Hall) lives in an apartment building which doesn't allow pets. But that doesn't stop her from adopting a parrot! As she enlists the help from her extremely good-looking neighbor (Peter Mooney) with his own secret pet, they try to figure out who originally owned Angie's pet. It also helps that the two are falling in love at the same time ...
As the entertainment and news associate editor for Good Housekeeping, Adrianna (she/her) writes about everything TV, movies, music and pop culture. She graduated from Yeshiva University with a B.A. in journalism and a minor in business management. She covers shows like The Rookie, 9-1-1 and Grey's Anatomy, though when she’s not watching the latest show on Netflix, she’s taking martial arts or drinking way too much coffee.
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