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Thursday 4
MARKET UNDER THE STARS This summer Regina Farmers Market is hosting a weekly evening market until Aug. 29. Includes market vendors, tasting station, salsa dancing and live music by local artists. City Square Plaza, 4–8 pm. See reginafarmersmarket.ca.
THURSDAYS IN WASCANA Each Thursday starting at 5 pm throughout the summer there will be a variety of activities such as yoga, boat tours, art activities, e-bike demonstrations and more at different locations in Wascana Centre. See wascana.sk.ca.
MOVIE NIGHT This is the second of six outdoor movie screenings planned for this summer. Tonight: Jumanji. Fairchild Park, activities at 6 p.m., movie at dusk. See summerbash.ca.
FILM SCHOOL: 100 YEARS OF COMEDY ON FILM This is the last of four screenings celebrating the films of Buster Keaton. Hosted by University of Regina film professor Brian Stockton. Tonight: Spite Marriage (1929). RPL Theatre, 6:30 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
BASIC BICYCLE MAINTENANCE This one-hour seminar is presented by Bert Seidel from Western Cycle. George Bothwell Library, 7–8 pm. Register at reginalibrary.ca.
SALSA ON THE PLAZA Social dance hosted by Regina Salseros every Thursday throughout the summer. City Square Plaza, lesson at 7 p.m., dancing at 8 pm. See reginasalseros.com.
Friday 5
ADVANCING HUMAN RIGHTS VALUES This two-day inter-provincial conference explores various issues associated with human rights including health, culture, economics, ethnicity and more. Hosted by African Canadian Resource Network. University of Regina campus, 8 am – 4:30 p.m., July 6, 8:30 am – 4 pm. See acrnsask.ca.
REGINA RIBFEST This weekend event features a “range” of local and visiting BBQ masters who will be serving up a delicious mix of ribs, chicken, brisket and pulled pork goodness. There will also by live music and other entertainment. Wascana Centre, July 5–7.
OBSERVATORY TOUR Hosted by Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (Regina Centre). Kalium Observatory at Science Centre, 9 pm. See regina.rasc.ca.
Saturday 6
CANADIAN YOUTH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP Open Day. See Ongoing.
REGINA FARMERS’ OUTDOOR MARKET City Square Plaza, 9 am – 1 pm. See reginafarmersmarket.ca.
HIDDEN VALLEY WILDFLOWERS This out of town field trip departs from Royal Saskatchewan Museum at 8 am and will last until noon. Hosted by Nature Regina. See natureregina.ca.
SPRINT CANOE KAYAK CANADA WEST CUP This two-day event features kayakers from western Canada and beyond. Wascana Lake, July 6–7. See canoekayaksask.ca.
WHAT’S IN THE DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIO? Drop in session to find out about equipment available in the DMS. Central Library, 11 am – noon. See reginalibrary.ca.
PADDED ACCORDION NOTE BOOK This workshop on creating and decorating a padded covered note book is led by book-maker Leann Clifford. George Bothwell Library, 1–4 pm. Register at reginalibrary.ca.
THE 1912 CYCLONE AND ITS IMPACT ON “THE WHOLESALE DISTRICT” Walking tour hosted by Robin Adeney. Meet at Brewed Awakening (2300 Dewdney Ave.) at 6 pm. $10 suggested donation to Heritage Regina. See heritageregina.ca.
RIDERS VS CALGARY STAMPEDERS RIDERS VS STAMPEDERS After an impressive debut against Ottawa, Rider QB Cody Fajardo had another strong start against Toronto, passing for 430 yards and two TDs in a 32–7 victory. Of course, the Argos aren’t exactly the cream of the CFL crop. This game against Calgary will provide the resurgent offence with a stiffer test. At press time, Calgary QB Bo Levi Mitchell’s status was uncertain, but back-up Nick Arbuckle played well in relief against B.C., so the Rider D will need to be ready. New-look-Gainer’s status is questionable too, as Rider fans didn’t seem impressed. Mosaic Stadium, 8 p.m. See riderville.com.
OPEN MIC COMEDY This event happens on the first Saturday of every month. Shannon’s Pub, 8:30 p.m.
REGINA RIBFEST See July 5.
ADVANCING HUMAN RIGHTS VALUES See July 5.
Sunday 7
SASKATCHEWAN FORD & MERCURY CLUB This show & shine is open to all makes and models of vehicles. Northgate Mall Parking Lot, registration at 10 a.m., show 11 am – 3 pm. Proceeds go to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Saskatchewan.
MAKING A ZINE This drop-in workshop on creating a self-published booklet is open to people 16+. Albert Library, 1–4:30 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
PUB TRIVIA This event includes two rounds of trivia and some great prizes. O’Hanlon’s Pub, 8:30 p.m.
REGINA RIBFEST See July 5.
Tuesday 9
CHEWSDAY CHALLENGE Weekly gathering of tabletop game enthusiasts. Boston Pizza North, 6:30 pm. See saskgames.com.
Wednesday 10
REGINA INTERNATIONAL FRINGE FESTIVAL Opening Day. See Ongoing.
HAIRSPRAY Opening Day. See Ongoing.
REGINA FARMERS’ OUTDOOR MARKET City Square Plaza, 9 am – 1 pm. See reginafarmersmarket.ca.
WORDS IN THE PARK Lunch hour reading by Saskatchewan authors. Line-up t.b.a. Presented by Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild. Victoria Park, noon, or in case of rain RPL Film Theatre. See skwriter.com.
WASCANA LAKE: SPORTING AND POLITICAL HISTORY Walking tour hosted by Will Chabun. Meet at Wascana Marina at 6 pm. $10 suggested donation to Heritage Regina. See heritageregina.ca.
MANAGING DEBT AND MAKING CREDIT WORK FOR YOU Guest presentation on striking the right balance in using debt and credit. Central Library, 7–8:30 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
BOOK TRIVIA NIGHT Teams of up to six people are invited to register. Tonight’s book: Harry Potter. Bushwakker Brewpub, 7–9 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
CINEMA UNDER THE STARS Tonight: Mary Poppins Returns. City Square Plaza, pre-show activities at 7 p.m., movie at dusk. See reginadowntown.ca.
Thursday 11
KOOKUM IN RESIDENCE Elder Brenda Dubois will be available to share traditional knowledge and offer spiritual guidance. Central Library, 6–7:45 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
INK PRINTS WRITING GROUP Support group for aspiring writers. New members welcome. Prince of Wales Library, 7–8 pm. Register at reginalibrary.ca.
FINANCIAL BASICS FOR NON-PROFIT BOARD MEMBERS Guest presentation on the fiduciary responsibilities of board membership. Central Library, 7–8 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
MATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT This tournament is hosted by Queen City Pinball. Theo Bill’s Restaurant & Lounge, 7 pm.
THURSDAYS IN WASCANA See July 4.
MARKET UNDER THE STARS See July 4.
SALSA ON THE PLAZA See July 4.
Friday 12
SECRET GARDENS TOUR Opening Day. See Ongoing.
CANADIAN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP Opening Day. See Ongoing.
CLUB 66 SOCIAL DANCE Music by Al & Company. Regina Seniors’ Centre (2134 Winnipeg), 8 pm. $12 members, $14 guests. Includes a light lunch at midnight. See dancinregina.com.
Saturday 13
5K FOAM FEST This event features a fun-filled obstacle course with over 20 obstacles. Kids 8–12 can participate as long as they’re accompanied by a registered adult. There are also activities for kids seven and under. King’s Park Speedway, 8 am – 5 pm. See 365sports.ca.
NORTH/SOUTH INVITATIONAL This day-long dodgeball tournament features teams from across Saskatchewan. Callie Curling Club, 10 am – 10 pm. See saskdodgeball.com.
WASCANA LAKE: SPORTING & POLITICAL HISTORY Walking tour hosted by Will Chabun. Meet at Wascana Marina at 6 pm. $10 suggested donation to Heritage Regina. See heritageregina.ca.
REGINA FARMERS’ OUTDOOR MARKET See Saturday 6.
Sunday 14
PUB TRIVIA See July 7.
Tuesday 16
RED SOX VS MELVILLE MILLIONAIRES Western Canadian Baseball League action. Currie Field, 7 pm. See reginaredsox.com.
TRIVIA Tonight’s topic: the TV medical drama Grey’s Anatomy. Canadian Brewhouse Eastgate, 7:30 p.m.
CHEWSDAY CHALLENGE See July 9.
Wednesday 17
COOK BOOK CLUB Monthly gathering of local foodies. Tonight’s theme: Something Savoury. Prince of Wales Library, 7 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
RED SOX VS MELVILLE MILLIONAIRES Western Canadian Baseball League action. Currie Field, 7 pm. See reginaredsox.com.
CINEMA UNDER THE STARS Tonight: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. City Square Plaza, pre-show activities at 7 p.m., movie at dusk. See reginadowntown.ca.
WORDS IN THE PARK See Wednesday 10.
REGINA FARMERS’ OUTDOOR MARKET See Wednesday 10.
Thursday 18
PRAIRIE DOG: NEW ISSUE DAY
CANADIAN DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL Opening Day. See Ongoing.
MOVIE NIGHT This is the third of six outdoor movie screenings planned for this summer. Tonight: A Dog’s Journey. Fairchild Park, activities at 6 pm, movie at dusk. See summerbash.ca.
ONE TAKE SUPER 8 This always popular event features screenings of short Super 8 films made by local filmmakers. RPL Theatre, screening at 6:45 pm.
GOING ZERO WASTE Presentation on reducing your environmental footprint. Regent Place Library, 7–8 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
INVESTMENT PLANNING Guest presentation on the risks and rewards of investment. Central Library, 7–8 pm. See reginalibrary.ca.
THURSDAYS IN WASCANA See July 4.
MARKET UNDER THE STARS See July 4.
SALSA ON THE PLAZA See July 4.
Friday 19
CARISASK This annual two-day festival involves a celebration of food, music, dance and fashion from the Caribbean region. The festival is in Wascana Centre near the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, but it also includes a parade Saturday at 11:30 am from the Delta Hotel down Sask. Drive and Albert St. to the museum. Hopefully the weather will cooperate to create a sweet Caribbean vibe. July 19–20. See carisaskregina.com.
RED SOX VS FORT MCMURRAY GIANTS Western Canadian Baseball League action. Currie Field, 7 pm. See reginaredsox.com.
RINGSIDE WRESTLING: FAN APPRECIATION NIGHT Live professional wrestling. Eastside Community Centre, parking lot party at 6 pm, bell at 8 pm.
Saturday 20
RIDERS VS B.C. LIONS Following the game against Calgary on July 6, the Riders will enjoy a bye week, then return to action with their third straight home game against the Leos. Mosaic Stadium, 5 pm. See riderville.com.
CATHEDRALS AND COFFEE HOUSES Walking tour hosted by Susan Birley. Meet at Safeway parking lot at 6 pm. $10 suggested donation to Heritage Regina. See heritageregina.ca.
RED SOX VS FORT MCMURRAY GIANTS Western Canadian Baseball League action. Currie Field, 7 pm. See reginaredsox.com.
SHOW BOAT Live presentation of the classic musical with book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II and music by Jerome Kern. The musical is presented by the Saskatoon French language theatre company La Troupe du Jour. Carrefour des plaines (3850 Hillsdale St.), time t.b.a. See latroupedujour.
REGINA FARMERS’ OUTDOOR MARKET See Saturday 6.
Sunday 21
RED SOX VS FORT MCMURRAY GIANTS Western Canadian Baseball League action. Currie Field, 2 pm. See reginaredsox.com.
Ongoing
CANADIAN YOUTH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP This national tournament features competition different age categories from under eight to 18. Travelodge Hotel, July 6–12. See saskchess.org.
REGINA INTERNATIONAL FRINGE FESTIVAL This 15th annual theatre festival opens with a free preview event at the Artesian on July 9, 10–11 am That`s followed by five days of performances featuring 21 acts from across Canada and around the world at five Cathedral Area venues. On July 14, there is a special Kids Fringe, 10 am – 2 pm. As always, there’s a mix of genres such as comedy, drama, music, magic and dance. Multiple venues, July 10–14. See reginafringe.com.
HAIRSPRAY Regina Summer Stage is presenting this Tony Award-winning musical rom-com based on John Waters’ slyly subversive 1988 film of the same name. The story is set in Baltimore in 1962, and focuses on the high school adventures of “pleasantly plump” teenager Tracy Turnblad and her dream to dance on The Corny Collins Show. Performing Arts Centre, July 10–13 at 7:30 p.m., with a matinee July 14 at 2 pm. See reginasummerstage.com.
SECRET GARDENS TOUR This New Dance Horizons fundraiser involves self-guided daytime and evening tours of private gardens. Site specific dance performances are part of the fun too. The gardens are open July 12, 7:30–10:30 pm; July 13, 10 am – 4 pm and 7:30–10:30 pm; and July 14, 10 am – 4 pm. The tour goes rain or shine. See secretgardenstour.ca.
CANADIAN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP When we think of chess powers, Canada doesn’t spring to mind. Russia, yes. The U.S. and China too. But Canada, not so much. We’ve got some pretty decent players, though, and many will likely be in town for this national championship. It’s the first time it’s ever been held in Regina, and $15,000 in prize money is at stake. Travelodge, July 12–18. See saskchess.org.
CANADIAN DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL Regina has long had a local dragon boat festival on the Labour Day weekend. This year, though, that festival is being replaced by a national festival featuring rowers from across Canada who will compete for glory on mighty Wascana Lake. There will also be live music, food and other cultural entertainment. July 18–21. See reginadragonboat.com.
FAMILY SERVICE REGINA: WALK-IN COUNSELLING Free one-hour counselling sessions Mondays and Thursdays 12:30–4 pm at Family Service Regina (200-1440 Broadway Ave.), Wednesdays 1–6 pm at Central Library, and Fridays 1–5 pm at Albert Library. See familyserviceregina.com.
STITCH, MAKE & CHAT Drop-in group for people who knit, scrapbook and do other crafts. Sessions are at George Bothwell Library (Tuesdays 1–3 p.m.), Sunrise Library (Wednesdays 1–3 p.m.), Glen Elm Library (Thursdays 7–8:30 p.m.), Connaught (Saturdays 1–4 p.m.) and Sherwood Village Library (Sundays 2–4 p.m.). See reginalibrary.ca.
LIVE MUSIC
Thursday 4
O’HANLON’S STREET PARTY featuring Despistado and Andino Suns. 1947 Scarth St., music at 7 pm
CENTURIES OF DECAY with Tortured Saint and guests at the Exchange, show at 7 pm See theexchangelive.ca.
DAVID WILCOX at Casino Regina, doors at 7:15 pm See casinoregina.ca.
ALIEN TO THE IGNORANT with The Disconnect at Cloud 9 Live, show at 7 p.m.
CJTR FUNDRAISER with The Jack Valli Band, Suncliffs and Jaecy Bells at the Cure Kitchen + Bar, 8 pm 19+. $10.
A NEW GROUND at the Fat Badger, 9 p.m.
Friday 5
GRIND CENTRAL FESTIVAL 2019 with WhiteCaps, The Won’ts, Bobby Dove, Shotty Horroh, The Steves, Snake River and The Sadies. The Exchange, show at 7 pm Day and weekend passes. See theexchangelive.ca.
THE BYSTANDERS with DJ Dags at O’Hanlon’s Pub.
Saturday 6
GRIND CENTRAL FESTIVAL 2019 with Trash Hawks, Beach Body, Dumb, Swim Team, Natural Sympathies, Grovner, Oiseaux, Zinnia, ygretz, MechaDroid, Moz & Badlarry, Unfazed and Big Day. The Exchange, show at 7 pm Day and weekend passes. See theexchangelive.ca.
THE LINCOLN LOGGERS with The Hurry Hards at Cloud 9 Live, show at 9 pm
Sunday 7
FORTUNATO with Rel McCoy, Ev Thompson, RationaL, Doh-Ski, K.I.A., StreetVybz and more at Cloud 9 Live, show at 9 p.m.
Tuesday 9
THE ALLEY DAWGS and guests at the Fat Badger, 9 p.m.
Wednesday 10
PETE EASTMURE at Bushwakker, 8 pm
Thursday 11
COUNTRY THUNDER SASKATCHEWAN featuring Williams & Ree, Terri Clark and Dallas Smith at Craven. See countrythunder.com.
BEARS IN HAZENMORE with I Am The Mountain and John Lost & The Cause at the German Club, 7 pm $10 advance, $12 door.
Friday 12
BAD BUDDY with Lexy Desjarlais and Artie Balkwill at the Exchange. See theexchangelive.ca.
HOODOO with DJ Dags at O’Hanlon’s Pub.
LUNAR LANDER DANCE COMMANDER with The Pits Planet Earth at The Cure Kitchen + Bar, show at 9 p.m.
NATHAN DAVIS (acoustic show) at Mercury Café, 9 pm $5.
COUNTRY THUNDER SASKATCHEWAN featuring Jojo Mason, Meghan Patrick, Lonestar, Gord Bamford and Jake Owen at Craven. See countrythunder.com.
Saturday 13
GRR 2019 CAMPER SHOWCASE at the Exchange, doors at 1 pm $10 suggested donation, kids 12 and under free. See girlsrockregina.com.
WORMWITCH with Idolatry, Dead Ringer and User Abuse at the Exchange. See theexchangelive.ca.
PRAIRIE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES with Val Halla at Shannon’s Pub, 10 p.m.
COUNTRY THUNDER SASKATCHEWAN featuring Shawn Austin, The Reklaws, Madeline Merlo, Travis Tritt and Tim McGraw at Craven. See countrythunder.com.
Sunday 14
BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME with The Contortionist and Nick Johnston at the Exchange, show at 6 pm See theexchangelive.ca.
COUNTRY THUNDER SASKATCHEWAN featuring CKRM Winner, Jimmie Allen, The Road Hammers, Steve Earle & the Dukes and Chris Stapleton at Craven. See countrythunder.com.
Monay 15
Dr. B AND THE BISCUIT at Bushwakker, 8 pm
Tuesday 16
HALF MOON RUN with Luca Fogale at the Exchange. See theexchangelive.ca.
THE ALLEY DAWGS and guests at the Fat Badger, 9 p.m.
Wednesday 17
CASATI at Bushwakker, 8 p.m.
VAL HALLA & BAND (vinyl release show) with Holly Rees at the Cure Kitchen + Bar, show at 8 p.m.
Thursday 18
JOHN MUELLER’S 1950S DANCE PARTY featuring tributes to Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper. Casino Regina, doors at 7:15 pm See casinoregina.ca.
Friday 19
SUNNY DAYS ENCORE with DJ Dags at O’Hanlon’s Pub.
JAM SLAYER AND THE AWKWARDS with Degree of Being at Cloud 9 Live, show at 9 p.m.
THE HIP HOP POTLUCK featuring Big Mo & K.I.A., Alextharippa, Iizzy Bennett, Illsimpleone, Phil Smith and more. Mercury Café, 10 pm 19+ $10.
SOURJACK at Eldorado Country Rock Bar, 10 p.m.
Saturday 20
VAL HALLA & KRIS CRAIG (Dinner & Show) at Capitol Restaurant & Cocktail Bar, shows at 7 and 8:30 pm See thecapitol.club.
SOURJACK at Eldorado Country Rock Bar, 10 p.m.
GURNAM BHULLAR (Live In Concert) at Education Auditorium, 7 pm Tickets at 639-742-0001.
TEN FOOT POLE with Bats Out! and PopPopVernac at Mercury Café, 10 pm 19+
Jazz & Classical
Thursday 4
REGINA CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL presents duo526 performing music by such composers as Fauré, Bolcom, Villa-Lobos and more. Westminster United Church, 7 pm See reginachamberfest.ca.
Friday 5
REGINA CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL presents Romance & Revolution with guest artist Melissa Wood (mezzo-soprano) featuring music by Brahms, Stravinsky and Clara & Robert Schumann. Westminster United Church, 7 pm See reginachamberfest.ca.
Saturday 6
REGINA CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL presents Night Mood featuring music by Arnold Schoenberg and Henri Dutilleux. Westminster United Church, 7 pm See reginachamberfest.ca.
Monday 8
KEITH BOMPHRAY & FRIENDS at Bushwakker, 8 p.m.
MOVIES
Opening
Tuesday 2
SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Hot on the heels of Avengers: Endgame is young Spider-Man’s (Tom Holland) next adventure – a class trip to Europe where he runs into Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) and Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal), a hero from another dimension. Looks like another fun Spider-Man film.
Wednesday 3
MIDSOMMAR Ari Aster directed the excellent Hereditary, a brilliant slow burn of a horror movie, and now here’s his latest film, Midsommar. A couple go to Sweden to participate pagan festival. Things go badly. Looks excellent and creepy.
Friday 12
CRAWL The director of The Hills Have Eyes remake and the Piranha remake, Alexandre Aja, who also made the excellent High Tension, tries something silly. It’s a horror movie about a flooded city, a hurricane and too many alligators! The trailer is amusing but let’s be honest; this is going to be terrible. Besides, everyone knows alligators are just big, cute, scaly friendos. Well, they eat an awful lot fewer people than pet dogs do, anyway.
STUBER An action comedy about a cop (Dave Bautista) using an uber and its driver (Kumail Nanjiani) to fight crime.
Friday 19
THE LION KING Disney continues its mad quest to remake all their animated movies into live action films. Well, this one is still kind of animated, but you know what I mean.
Cineplex Flashback Film Series
THE GOONIES The classic kids adventure film is back on July 12.
RPL Film Theatre
Thursday 4
6:30 FILM SCHOOL: SPITE MARRIAGE This classic Buster Keaton comedy features Keaton as a naive fool who thinks he’s marrying an actress that he admires, but she’s using him to make her ex jealous.
Friday 5
8:30 TRANSIT HAVANA This documentary that follows three transgender Cubans as they await surgery.
Saturday 6
3:30 FAMILY MATINEE: ERNEST GOES TO JAIL One of the many silly Jim Varney/Ernest comedies. In this one, Ernest goes to jail in a hilarious case of mistaken identity.
6:30 ASK DR. RUTH This documentary looks at the life of the famous, trail-blazing sex therapist and radio personality Ruth Westheimer.
8:30 THE MUSTANG Matthias Schoenaerts stars as a convict who participates in a program of training horses as part of his rehabilitation.
Sunday 7
6:30 THE MUSTANG
8:30 ASK DR. RUTH
Monday 8
9:45 AM PRESCHOOL FILMS ABOUT GARDENS A special screening of short films My Garden, The Tiny Seed, Inch by Inch, and Waiting for Wings.
10:45 AM PRESCHOOL FILMS ABOUT GARDENS
Wednesday 10
7:00 CINEMA UNDER THE STARS: MARY POPPINS RETURNS Disney’s sequel to their classic movie.
Thursday 11
10:00 AM SCHOOL AGE FILMS: MY LITTLE PONY: THE MOVIE This animated movie brings the beloved ponies to the big screen.
6:30 INDEPENDENT VISIONS: CHRISTINE NEGUS: A FOOT IN THE GRAVE IS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION A look at the short experimental films of artist Christine Negus.
Friday 12
8:30 AMAZING GRACE A documentary about Aretha Franklin singing with a choir in 1972.
Saturday 13
3:30 FAMILY MATINEE: THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO A full-length feature film based on the popular kids show.
6:30 AMAZING GRACE
8:30 THE WHITE CROW A bio-pic about legendary Soviet ballet star Rudolf Nureyev and his defection to the West.
Sunday 14
6:30 THE WHITE CROW
8:45 AMAZING GRACE
Monday 15
9:45 AM PRESCHOOL FILMS ABOUT CATS AND DOGS A special screening of film adaptations of children’s books Katie Loves the Kittens, Officer Buckle and Gloria, Harry the Dirty Dog, Groovy Joe: Dance Party Countdown and Bark George.
10:45 AM PRESCHOOL FILMS ABOUT CATS AND DOGS
Wednesday 17
7:00 CINEMA UNDER THE STARS: SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE Excellent animated Spider-Man film about a young teenager getting similar powers to Spider-Man’s.
Thursday 18
10:00 AM SCHOOL AGE FILMS: TEEN TITANS GO! TO THE MOVIES This funny animated movie follows the Teen Titans as they try to get their own superhero movie made.
6:30 INDEPENDENT VISIONS: ONE TAKE SUPER 8 This year’s One Take Super 8 is here. Various films made on super 8 film and shot in one take will be screened. It will be good and you will like it!
Friday 19
6:30 THE PUBLIC Emilio Estevez writes and directs this film about homeless people taking shelter in a library during bitterly cold weather who find themselves in a standoff with police.
8:30 NÎPAWISTAMÂSOWIN: WE WILL STAND UP A documentary about Colten Boushie’s killing.
Saturday 20
3:30 FAMILY MATINEE: ANDRE A family movie about a young girl and a seal.
6:30 NÎPAWISTAMÂSOWIN: WE WILL STAND UP
8:30 THE PUBLIC
Sunday 21
6:30 THE PUBLIC
8:30 NÎPAWISTAMÂSOWIN: WE WILL STAND UP
Monday 22
9:45 AM PRESCHOOL FILMS ABOUT JUNGLE ANIMALS More short films based on books. This time there’s Musical Max, Good Night Gorilla, Giraffes Can’t Dance, Me…Jane and Wild About Books.
10:45 AM PRESCHOOL FILMS ABOUT JUNGLE ANIMALS
Wednesday 24
7:00 CINEMA UNDER THE STARS: HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER’S STONE The first adaptation of the extremely popular Harry Potter novels.
Kramer IMAX
BATMAN BEGINS On Saturday, July 6 Christopher Nolan’s first Batman movie is playing at the IMAX.
THE DARK KNIGHT The following Saturday, July 13 the second of Nolan’s trilogy is playing.
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES And finally on Saturday, July 20 the last part will be screened.
D-DAY 3D: NORMANDY 1944 All about the Allied invasion of Normandy changed the direction of WWII.
PANDAS Watch those adorable pandas go through rehab so they can make it in the wild.
ROBOTS 3D A look at all the different types of robots that help out our society today and will in the future.
SUPERPOWER DOGS Woof!