The Springvale Community Hub Open Air Movies

Outdoor Cinema Returns To Springvale

The Springvale Community Hub Open Air Movies

Enjoy the great outdoors with your family and friends as the Springvale Community Hub hosts the return of Council’s free Open Air Movies program from 12 February. 

Save these dates: 
•    Saturday 12 February - Up @ 4pm 
•    Friday 18 February - Fantastic Mr Fox @ 7pm
•    Friday 25 February – Big @ 7pm
•    Friday 4 March - Bend It Like Beckham @ 7pm
•    Saturday 5 March – Madagascar @ 7pm (also the Springvale Community Hub Community Celebration Day) 
•    Friday 11 March - Skater Girl @ 7pm
•    Friday 18 March - Storm Boy @ 7pm
•    Friday 25 March – Stardust @ 7pm
•    Friday 1 April - Princess Mononoke @ 7pm
•    Friday 8 April - March of the Penguins @ 7pm.

There will be some seating available at the Hub, however patrons are encouraged to bring a rug or fold up chair and picnic to enjoy during the outdoor movie screenings.

To coincide with the celebration of International Women’s Day on 8 March, Bend It Like Beckham and the recent Indian-American co-production Skater Girl are films that feature young women breaking the norm, challenging cultural expectations and pushing themselves to the limit in traditionally male dominated sports.

The 7pm screening of Madagascar on Saturday 5 March will be part of the Springvale Community Hub’s Community Celebration, with lots of other fun, family-friendly activities on offer from 4pm. 

The finale of the Open Air Movies program on Friday 8 April will feature a screening of the award-wining documentary March of the Penguins to align with Council’s Sustainability Festival on Saturday 9 April. Engaging sustainability-related activities will be provided for families prior to movie starting at 7pm. 

All COVID safe guidelines will be met to ensure public safety in line with current health directions.  Any shared surfaces will be deep cleaned thoroughly throughout the event and hand sanitiser will be available at various locations on site. If the weather is hot, patrons are reminded to bring water, sunscreen, and a hat for sun protection.