St. James Town Move Night: July 18

Enjoy free popcorn & free ice cream and a screening of Zootopia 2, courtesy of TCEU Local 416, plus drinks and entertainment from our office. It's a night out for the whole family — and it won't cost you a thing. We’ll even be giving away kids' CNE passes for kids under the age of 13! 

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For the third consecutive year, we're bringing cinematic magic to St. James Town Open Space — following beloved screenings of Super Mario Bros. (2023) and Dog Man (2025). Come early, bring a blanket or a chair, and settle in for a spectacular evening.

What: St. James Town Movie Night: Zootopia 2
When: July 18, 8:00pm to 11:00pm
Where: 200 Wellesley Street East (open space, east of building)

Mark your calendars and join your neighbours for an unforgettable night in your local green space. We can't wait to see you there!

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