Free family movie screening at Chester Hill Library for all ages. Registrations open three days before the event — bring the kids for a relaxed library movie afternoon.
Wednesday 30 September 2026
2:30pm - 3:30pm
12 Chester Hill Rd, Chester Hill NSW 2162, Australia
Free
Bring the family to Chester Hill Library for a cosy, free family movie screening that’s perfect for school-aged children and their parents. Enjoy a relaxed afternoon with other local families, discover library movie events, and make easy memories without the fuss of a big cinema trip.
You can expect a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere where children of primary and middle school ages can enjoy a curated film in a comfortable library setting. This library movie screening focuses on family-friendly titles and gentle storytelling suitable for most ages.
Seating is casual and front-row seats are popular, so arriving a little early will help you settle in and ensure the kids get a good view. The event promotes community and library engagement with a focus on free screening and family entertainment.
Parents will appreciate a short runtime and a low-stress environment — perfect for a calm afternoon activity that still feels special. Library movie events like this are great for rainy days, school holiday afternoons, and for keeping kids entertained locally.
This session runs for one hour and includes a single film showing aimed at all ages, especially school-aged children. The event is free and designed to be accessible for families; content is selected to be appropriate and enjoyable for children and their parents.
Registrations open three days before the screening, so make a note to register early to secure your family’s spot. The library asks that families arrive a few minutes early to check in and get settled before the film starts.
Bring layers and a small cushion if your child prefers extra comfort; there may be limited seating at the front. The screening is a simple, no-frills movie experience that highlights community connection and family fun at Chester Hill Library.
The film is shown at Chester Hill Library and Knowledge Centre, 12 Chester Hill Road, Chester Hill 2162 — a familiar local venue for families in the area. There is easy pedestrian access and local bus routes nearby for simple travel with children and prams.
Parking at or near the library can be limited during busy times, so allow extra time or consider walking if you live locally. The venue is family-friendly and accessible, with library staff available to help families find the screening room.
Check the library’s directions and transport options ahead of time so you can plan for strollers, short walks, or a quick drop-off. Knowing the route helps reduce stress for busy parents and makes the outing smoother for school-aged children.
This is a free screening, but places are limited and registration is required — registrations open three days before the event. The event is suitable for all ages, but parents should use discretion for very young children who may need supervision.
Food and drink policies are family-friendly but may ask for minimal mess; consider bringing a small, tidy snack if your child needs it during the film. If your child has sensory needs, arriving early to choose a comfortable seat can help create a calm experience.
If you need assistance, contact the library in advance for accessibility support or any specific questions about the screening. The library team aims to make these family movie events welcoming and easy to attend for busy parents.
The screening is free for all attendees. Bookings are required and open three days before the event — check Chester Hill Library’s event registration page or contact the library for the registration link and instructions.
As this is a popular family-friendly event, sign up promptly when registrations open to avoid disappointment; many families reserve front-row spots quickly. There are no additional costs, and no tickets are needed beyond the free registration confirmation.
If you can’t make it, please cancel your registration to free the spot for another family. This helps other parents and keeps these community library movie events accessible and well-attended.
