Experience a compelling film screening about the unique Scott Reef and its environmental challenges, followed by an insightful Q&A session.
Tuesday 12 October 2027
6:30pm
Floreat Athena - 41 Brittania Road Leederville
Free
Dive into the captivating story of Scott Reef, an ancient coral atoll teeming with unique marine life. This film, featuring prominent Australians like Tim Winton and John Butler, highlights the urgent threats facing this natural wonder.
Enjoy a community atmosphere with drinks available for purchase and complimentary bakery items provided by Dejaxo Bakery. Feel free to bring your own snacks and bring the kids along, as children are welcome with a parent or guardian.
After the screening, engage in a thought-provoking Q&A with experts including a senior campaigner, the local mayor, and a marine science professor, offering deeper insights into conservation efforts.
The film starts promptly at 18:30, so plan to arrive by 18:15 to settle in comfortably. The event is family-friendly and suitable for all ages, making it a perfect outing for parents and children interested in environmental issues.
This screening is organized by Transition Town Vincent volunteers, with donations appreciated to support screening rights and local projects. Tickets are free but require registration, and there is no need to print them.
The event takes place at Floreat Athena, located at 41 Brittania Road, Leederville. This venue is accessible and offers a welcoming environment for families and community members.
Leederville is well connected by public transport and has parking options nearby, making it easy for parents to attend after work or school runs.
Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to attend. The event encourages community involvement and awareness about marine conservation.
Please consider donating to help cover costs and support ongoing environmental projects. Drinks can be purchased at the venue, and free bakery items will be provided.
Attendance is free, but registration is required to secure your spot. Tickets can be obtained online with no printing necessary.
Donations are welcomed at the event to assist with screening rights and fund conservation initiatives.
