SEEN The Film Screening

What to Expect

Experience an engaging film screening designed for the whole family in the charming setting of Norton Summit. This event offers a relaxed atmosphere where parents and children can enjoy quality time together watching a captivating film.

The screening is ideal for families looking for a fun and easy outing that sparks conversation and shared enjoyment. It's a wonderful opportunity to connect with other community members in a friendly environment.

Whether you're a film enthusiast or just looking for a cozy afternoon activity, this screening promises to entertain and inspire.

Activity Details

The film screening will take place on 2026-02-21 from 14:00 to 16:00. Attendees can expect a well-curated film suitable for family audiences.

The event is hosted by the local community and is designed to be inclusive and welcoming to all ages. There are no complicated requirements or registrations needed, making it easy to join in.

Bring along some snacks and enjoy a laid-back afternoon immersed in storytelling and community spirit.

Location and Access

The screening will be held at Crescent Drive, Norton Summit, a location that is easily accessible by car and public transport.

Parking is available nearby, and the venue is family-friendly with accessible facilities.

Norton Summit is a picturesque area, perfect for combining the event with a leisurely walk or a visit to local cafes before or after the screening.

Important Information

Please arrive a few minutes early to secure your seating and settle in before the film starts.

The event is suitable for all family members, but parents should consider the film’s content suitability for younger children.

No food or drink restrictions are noted, but attendees are encouraged to respect the venue and clean up after themselves.

Booking and Prices

This is a community event with no cost to attend, making it an affordable outing for families.

No prior booking is required, simply come along on the day and enjoy.

For more information, contact the Adelaide Hills Council or visit their website.