From foreign films to mini markets, spring has arrived at The Levee
Making their return are The Levee's popular foreign film nights, with two celebrated European romcoms (Rosa’s Wedding from Spain and My Big Gay Italian Wedding from Italy) screening on Friday 16 September and Friday 14 October, respectively.
Tickets to both showings at The Riverlink building from 7.00pm are free. Eager cinephiles have the option to spring for a $5 VIP ticket, bagging them an allocated plum seat, plus popcorn and a choc top. Both films are rated M for mature audiences.
Meanwhile, from 10.00am to 2.00pm on Saturday 24 September, The Levee Shared Zone will play host to the sweet scents of spring during the Bling and Bloom Mini Market.
From fragrant soaps, candles and flower bouquets to handmade jewellery and scrumptious food options, the Mini Market is perfect for families, with free activities for the kids and live performances throughout the day.
The Levee Public Programs Officer David Graham says the seasonal market is ‘perfectly paired with a relaxed Saturday morning brunch at one of The Levee’s cosy cafes or eateries.’
‘The theming of this season’s The Levee programs mirrors our city’s diverse community and marries up nicely with the upcoming Riverlights Multicultural Festival at The Levee on Saturday 8 October.’
Starting Monday 26 September, the school holiday offering includes an array of arts and crafts from across the globe.
‘Morpeth’s Creative Art Space will teach kids how to fashion their own jewellery, Earthen Rhythms will be running some fun African drum workshops, and local artist Louisa Magrics will teach the art of crochet,’ Mr Graham says.
Bookings for some of these school holiday sessions are required. Visit www.thelevee.com.au for more information on everything happening at The Levee this spring.
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