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Clarington debuts free ‘Movies Under the Stars’ from Aug 5

In Clarington on Wednesdays in August, watch Movies Under the Stars. This free event starts at dusk, and each week features a different movie at a different location.

Bring a blanket or lawn chair, pack the good snacks, and settle in for a relaxed night out with family and friends. It’s a summer tradition you won’t forget, said a municipal statement.

For more fun, arrive early for pre-show roller skating at select locations. Wristbands are required and available onsite 15 minutes prior to each session.

In the case of inclement weather, movie nights will be rescheduled, the statement said..

Pre-show Roller Skating

There is free roller skating on the outdoor rinks in Courtice and Newcastle before the show, with two timeslots available at each location.

  • No pre-registration is required for roller skating.
  • Wristbands are required and will be available for pickup 15 minutes before each roller skating session outside the facility at the dry pad.
  • Capacity is limited to 45 people on the dry pad at Courtice Community Complex and 60 people on the dry pad at Diane Hamre Recreation Complex.

General rules

  • Respect staff at all times.
  • When the whistle sounds, listen to and follow instructions.
  • Immediately report any accidents or injuries to staff.
  • CSA-approved helmets are strongly recommended for all roller skaters.
  • Skate at a safe and reasonable speed and in the same direction as other skaters
  • Backward skating is not permitted.
  • The outer edge of the dry pad is available for children and less confident skaters.
  • Children under 8 years of age must be directly supervised by a person 14 years of age or older.

The following activities/equipment are not permitted on the ice

  • Carrying children (including baby carriers)
  • Headphones, cell phones, or hand-held electronics
  • Food or drink
  • Rough play, speed and multiplayer games (tag/races)
  • Foul language or inappropriate behaviour

Wheelchairs and strollers

  • Wheelchairs are permitted on the dry pad during roller skating and must be accompanied by a responsible person.
  • Strollers are not permitted on the dry pad during roller skating.

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