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Outdoor cinema comes to Omokoroa

25 Nov, 2016 07:27 AM2 minutes to read
Come and watch Toy Story on the big screen outside under the stars this Saturday.

Come and watch Toy Story on the big screen outside under the stars this Saturday.

Bay of Plenty Times

Tauranga's outdoor cinema is expanding after last year's successful summer season and will screen a film in Omokoroa for the first time.

Night Owl Cinema would be screening Toy Story on Saturday November 26 at Omokoroa Domain.

Since 2013 Night Owl Cinema had been running outdoor movie nights, starting on the Tauranga waterfront and moving to Mt Drury in Mount Maunganui.

This year the organisation was moving out to other communities, including Omokoroa, Welcome Bay and Matua as part of their 'Neighbourhood Cinema' events.

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The first Neighbourhood Cinema would be in Omokoroa this Saturday - for a gold coin donation locals could come and enjoy a variety of food options and entertainment from musicians including Omokoroa Point School students.

The screening of Toy Story would begin once it got dark.

Night Owl Cinema's Kim Cleland has been working with Omokoroa resident Melanie Mills, who ran Valli Rebel Creative Consultant and Events Coordianting, all year and both were excited about the event.

"Omokoroa has a wonderful community spirit, we hope this event will be a way to celebrate this and bring locals together to enjoy the beautiful Omokoroa Domain," Ms Mills said.

Movie goers were invited to bring bean bags, chairs or picnic blankets to set up for an evening of entertainment under the stars.

The event had support from Omokoroa Community Board, First National Omokoroa, Fresh Choice Omokoroa, Omokoroa Point School, Omokoroa Omlette, Omokoroa Golf Club and the Omokoroa Primary School.

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