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191 days ago

French Film Festival Gala Opening Night at Lido Hamilton 5 June

Catherine from Huntington

It is this time of the year where June means French Film Festival for us!

This year, we are spoiled with a fantastic programme of movies. Making a choice will be challenging. To kick off this festival, we are delighted to invite you at the Opening gala at The Lido from 6:15pm. At 7pm, the screening of the swashbuckler The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan will start.


The ticket is $35 and includes the movie, a glass of wine, savoury and sweet amuse-bouches as well as a goodie bag.

Seats are limited. Don't miss your spot!!

Please note - even if you RSVP to Alliance you must still purchase your ticket directly from Lido cinema, either online or in person at the theatre. Here is the link to buy tickets:
ticketing.oz.veezi.com...

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