A night of film, in the historic Town of Trinity
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Event Information
Date(s):
Sunday, August 2nd (Blueberry Grunt)
Sunday, August 23rd (Skeet)
Time: 8:00pm
Sunday, August 2nd (Blueberry Grunt)
Sunday, August 23rd (Skeet)
Time: 8:00pm
Rising Tide Theatre is pleased to partner with the Trinity Historical Society to present a special series of film screenings throughout the summer season.
Featuring a curated selection of films that celebrate the people, culture, history, and landscapes of Newfoundland and Labrador, this series offers audiences the opportunity to experience stories from across the province on the big screen. From compelling documentaries to thought-provoking local productions, each screening highlights the diverse voices, experiences, and traditions that continue to shape Newfoundland and Labrador.
Whether you're a lifelong Newfoundlander, a returning visitor, or discovering the province for the first time, these screenings provide an engaging way to connect with the stories that define our communities and our shared heritage.
Join us throughout the summer for this special collaboration with the Trinity Historical Society and celebrate Newfoundland and Labrador through the power of film.
Featuring a curated selection of films that celebrate the people, culture, history, and landscapes of Newfoundland and Labrador, this series offers audiences the opportunity to experience stories from across the province on the big screen. From compelling documentaries to thought-provoking local productions, each screening highlights the diverse voices, experiences, and traditions that continue to shape Newfoundland and Labrador.
Whether you're a lifelong Newfoundlander, a returning visitor, or discovering the province for the first time, these screenings provide an engaging way to connect with the stories that define our communities and our shared heritage.
Join us throughout the summer for this special collaboration with the Trinity Historical Society and celebrate Newfoundland and Labrador through the power of film.