This booking link is only for youth - adults and accompanying adults needs to head to the Empire Cinema website to purchase a ticket. We really want to get as many of our youth residents involved in this screening, as they really are the change makers of the future!

The Future Council documentary is a powerful catalyst for youth-led environmental action, showcasing how young people can move beyond protest to engage directly with business and institutional leaders on climate solutions. The film follows eight students on a journey across Europe, highlighting the potential for youth to influence real-world decisions and encouraging schools and communities to form their own “Future Councils.” 

This initiative offers a unique opportunity to inspire local Wingecarribee Shire including the youth, strengthen partnerships with schools and sustainability groups, and position the region as a leader in intergenerational environmental collaboration.

Youth tickets have sold out! Head to Empire booking page to get your tickets now!

Film Trailer can be found here

Empire Cinema booking page here

A Documentary by Sue Taylor
Presented by Wingecarribee Shire Council for National Bird Week

Join us for a special screening of Night Calling, a breathtaking documentary by acclaimed Western Australian filmmaker Sue Taylor. Filmed in the stunning Nannup and Margaret River regions, the film follows local ornithologist Dr. Boyd Wykes as he explores the hidden world of the elusive Masked Owl.

Discover the ancient beauty of Nannup’s bushland, towering old-growth nesting trees, and the rich biodiversity they shelter.

Learn about the Shire of Nannup’s Owl Friendly initiative and how local communities are working together to protect these magnificent birds from threats such as habitat loss and secondary poisoning.

More than just a film, Night Calling is a call to action. It asks us to reconnect with the land, listen to the wisdom of our environment, and join efforts to protect the creatures that call it home.

Reserve your ticket today and be part of National Bird Week's mission to celebrate and safeguard our native birds—starting with the mysterious and beautiful Masked Owl. This event is proudly presented by Wingecarribee Shire Council as part of a series of events celebrating National Bird Week, encouraging awareness, education, and action to protect Australia’s incredible birdlife. Please see Council's events page for information on the Birdy Breakfast, the Bird display at Council's Atrium and the National Bird Count. 

Guest speakers TBC.

Watch trailer here.