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Come to the Capitol Centre over the next four months for 'Hometown Screenings'

All screenings, that start in July are free to attend; no tickets are required

Come to the Capitol Centre over the next four months for 'Hometown Screenings'
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All screenings, that start in July are free to attend; no tickets are required

Article content “After the wonderful success of our Centennial Screenings as part of the City of North Bay’s 100th anniversary celebrations, we thought – why not celebrate more of the films and tv shows made right here in North Bay?” says Capitol Centre Executive Director, Katina Connolly. “The City has supported us in planning our Hometown Screenings, a series funded in part by City of North Bay’s Event Hosting Fund. We all agreed that the screenings should be free to the public, so we hope everyone can come out to enjoy!”

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