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Little Darlings Night Owls Kid’s Film Festival
 

Little Darlings Night Owls Kid’s Film Festival returns to nest at the Village Green Darling Quarter these summer holidays for 17 nights of free outdoor cinema.

From Friday 5 – Sunday 21 January 2018, expect balmy nights packed with the coolest family-friendly flicks, fantastic short films and live entertainment.

The main event kicks off from 6:45pm every night, with a fun-filled program of FREE screenings. From the 2017 remakes of Beauty and the Beast and Pete’s Dragon, to 90’s throwback hit Home Alone, and crowd pleasers The Lego Batman Movie, Red Dog; True Blue, Despicable Me 3, The BFG, Moana, Sing, and plenty more, there’s something for every member of the family.

 

Event details

Venue: Village Green (North), Darling Quarter, 1-25 Harbour St, Sydney NSW 2000
Bookings: www.darlingquarter.com/nightowls
Start Date: Saturday 20 January 2018

Ticket price: Free

 

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