NORLANE’S newly upgraded Evans Reserve will host a night under the stars for local families.
Corio Bay Cricket and Sports Club will host an outdoor Norlane Community Moonlit Cinema on the reserve, with gold-coin entry proceeds going to the children’s ward at Geelong’s public hospital.
The club will use barbecue, raffle and canteen proceeds from the cinema to buy new equipment for its teams.
The moonlit cinema will screen How To Train Your Dragon 2 from 6.30pm on 6 February at the reserve on Sparks Rd, Norlane. Club president Jason Stolk said the event would also give families a chance to “learn more about what the sports club offers”.
Recent improvements at Evans Reserve included the addition of soccer pitches as part of a master plan to transform the venue into a community hub.
About 120 patrons rugged up to attend last year’s moonlight cinema, which North Shore Recreation Club hosted, raising $500.
Moonlit Cinema to star at Norlane reserve
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