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Enjoy a classic movie in the historic surroundings of the Queensborough Community Centre, the village's former one-room schoolhouse. We have forgotten that watching movies was originally a social event. Our movie nights are a way to bring our community together, joined by friends from other nearby communities, for a fun, affordable evening of entertainment, culture, and shared times! Few things are as good for the soul as communal laughter and good cheer!

 

Movies are shown the second Saturday of each month. Screenings start at 6:30pm. Arrive any time after 6 p.m. to find your seat and get refreshments. Guests can bring their own snacks and drinks. Fresh popcorn, water, and soft drinks are available at old-time prices.

Location

​The Queensborough Community Centre is located at 1853 Queensborough Rd., in - you guessed it - Queensborough, ON. We are north-east of Hwy 7 and Hwy 62.

 

Admission Cost

Building Community Through Classic Movies - that's our motto. That's why there is no charge to attend a Queensborough Movie Nights screening! You can watch a movie in beautiful Queensborough without worrying about the cost!

All we ask is that, if you enjoyed the show, please leave what you wish in the donation box as you exit so we can continue to have our movie nights! Donations pay the licensing fees to legally show films in public, and to fund operations costs.

 

Queensborough is a village in the Municipality of Tweed, Hastings County. We are located halfway between Toronto and Ottawa, in Ontario, Canada. It's a beautiful place to visit! Find us here.

 

Acknowledgement of the Land:
Queensborough is on the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat nation and the Anishinaabeg, and neighbours the Haudenosaunee, the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte. We acknowledge the Indigenous peoples’ stewardship
of this land throughout the ages, and we commit ourselves to continue that stewardship.

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