The Sid Williams Theatre is the place to be this winter for doc lovers.
The Sid Doc Series is offering free access to a selection of documentary films that have featured at some of the world’s top film festivals.
With a focus on powerful stories, the series brings an entertaining range of films to the Sid.
“We’re thrilled to bring these impactful stories to Courtenay for free,” says Deborah Renz, general manager of the Sid Williams Theatre Society.
“These films offer not just entertainment, but also a chance to engage with stories that matter.”
Union Street kicks off the screenings on February 13th, as programming to celebrate Black History Month. Other docs are being presented on February 28th and March 6th.
The Sid Williams Theatre Society is subsidizing the screening costs to offer tickets free of charge.
The Theatre says the initiative aims to encourage and support a community of engaged viewers by creating opportunities to reflect and connect.
Admission to all three screenings is completely free, but you’ll need a ticket to reserve your spot.
You can find them, and more info, at Sid Williams Theatre.
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