Movie in the park North Lakes
Published 9:00am 13 May 2024
Get ready for a FREE action-packed evening under the stars at Movie in the Park North Lakes.
Join us on Friday, May 17 for a night of entertainment as we screen Teenage Mutant Ninjas Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (PG) at The Lakes College.
Turtle brothers Donatello, Michelangelo, Leonardo and Raphael return to the screen for their latest adventure as they strive to stop crafty criminal Superfly’s plan to obliterate the human race.
The brothers have grown up in an underground sewer with their over-protective adopted dad – a mutant rat called Splinter.
Now teenagers, they’re keen to explore the world. They meet aspiring journalist April, who helps them take on the mysterious crime syndicate headed by Superfly.
New York City is in chaos with Superfly, helped by his friends, determined to rid the world of human beings.
Superfly and his gang are also mutant creatures and the four turtles must either persuade them to stop their reign of terror, or defeat them.
Closed captions will accompany the film, ensuring everyone can enjoy the turtles’ adventures.
Movie in the Park North Lakes is an opportunity for the community to gather together for a free outdoor experience.
Pack picnic blankets and favourite snacks and get set for an evening of entertainment.
This event is free to attend and open to all ages.
Movie in the Park is proudly presented by City of Moreton Bay and supported by Strategic Sponsors Ausbuild, Australian Trade College North Brisbane, Belgravia Leisure, Crew Legal, University of the Sunshine Coast, Matchsticks Marketing Agency, PSAH, The Sebel Brisbane Margate Beach, Sesame Lane, Village Motors, Bishopp, The Redcliffe Peninsula and Innovate Moreton Bay.
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