BIGGER IS JUST THE BEGINNING
IMAX® with Laser marks a quantum leap in cinema technology. The sharpest, brightest, clearest, and most vivid digital images ever are combined with a whole new level of immersive audio. Our state-of-the-art and fully licensed theatre offers a variety of treats, snacks, and tasty drinks that can be enjoyed by the entire family as well as a selection of alcoholic beverages curated specifically to quench the thirst of our 19+ patrons. Hold onto your seats!
JULY SCHEDULES
FEATURED MOVIES (Wed–Sat) | |
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TROLLS BAND TOGETHER | JULY 3 to 13: 4pm |
KUNG FU PANDA 4 | JULY 17 to 27: 4pm |
FEATURED DOCUMENTARIES (50 mins) | |
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T. REX | MON–SUN: 10am; 1pm |
THE ARCTIC 3D | MON–SUN: 11am / SUN–TUES: 4pm |
BLUE WHALES 3D | MON–SUN: 12pm (in French); 2pm |
FUNGI: WEB OF LIFE | MON–SUN: 3pm |
CINEMA SOCIAL 50+
Join Staff Scientist, Emma Meadows, as we delve into the surprising history of climate change and its impacts we can see today in our everyday lives.
Dating back to 1896, walk through the timeline of climate change science and explore the multifaceted effects it has. Beginning with the film, Beyond Climate, narrated by Dr. David Suzuki, and followed by a talk and Q&A, you’ll gain a new perspective on how these changes impact your community. Plus, learn practical actions you can take to help the environment starting from your backyard.
SEPTEMBER 4 — $22
SCHEDULE
- 9am to 10am — Explore the science centre and enjoy climate related activities in the lobby
- 10am — Coffee and snacks in the lobby
- 10:15am — Beyond Climate film in the IMAX® theatre
- 11am–11:30am — Emma Meadows talk followed by Q&A
ABOUT BEYOND CLIMATE
Narrated by Dr. David Suzuki, Beyond Climate takes viewers beyond the headlines and into the heart of the issues. The film holistically connects the larger patterns of climate change with the human dimension, and what it looks like across BC from the top of the mountains to the depths of the oceans. Shot throughout the province over many years, the collective wisdom and perspectives of Indigenous leaders, local communities, scientists, and policymakers are featured.
Please note, the movie and talk are presented in English only