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Summer flicks just for kicks

11/02/2020

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By Jessica Micallef

Bring out the popcorn and enjoy free outdoor movies with family and friends across Hume.

Free movies are part of Hume council’s Summer Sessions which will run until the end of March, with sessions in Tullamarine and Sunbury.

Hume mayor Carly Moore said Summer Sessions were a great opportunity to enjoy the warmer weather
and free entertainment with family.

“Each evening is a relaxed, fun outing for people of all ages and a great way to catch up with friends or get to know your neighbours,” she said.

Secret Life of Pets 2 will be screened on Friday, February 21 at Leo Dineen Reserve, Tullamarine and Finding Nemo will be played on Saturday, March 28 at the Sunbury Village Green.

The Tullamarine session begins at 6pm with an hour of music before the movie at 7pm. The Sunbury Village Green will have free activities and food stalls from 5.30pm, movie at 7.30pm.
Details: hume.vic.gov.au/events

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