Showing posts with label Holland Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holland Park. Show all posts

Saturday, August 25, 2012

Free Outdoor Movie in Surrey Holland Park August 25 2012

There is a free outdoor movie playing tonight at Holland Park in the Whalley area of Surrey, approximately King George Boulevard (Highway) and Fraser Highway. Starting at 8:15pm is Dr. Seuss' The Lorax. Bring your own chairs or blankets.


Saturday, August 18, 2012

Free Outdoor Movie in Surrey Holland Park August 18 2012

There is a free outdoor movie playing at Holland Park in the Whalley area of Surrey, approximately at the intersection of Fraser Highway and King George Boulevard (Highway). Movie is Despicable Me and it starts at 8:30pm.


Saturday, August 11, 2012

Free Outdoor Movie in Surrey Holland Park August 11 2012

There is a free outdoor movie playing at Holland Park in the Whalley area of Surrey on August 11, 2012 at 8:30pm - The Muppets.

Holland Park is on King George Boulevard and Old Yale Road.

Monday, July 30, 2012

Free Outdoor Movie in Surrey Saturday August 4 2012 in Holland Park

On Saturday August 4 2012, Toy Story 3 will be playing at Holland Park in Surrey starting around 8:45pm.

Holland Park is on the corner of King George Boulevard (formerly known as King George Highway) and Old Yale Road. Across the street from the mall that used to be known as Surrey Centre Mall but is now known as Central City Mall. In other words head for the Whalley area of Surrey.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Free outdoor movie at Holland Park Saturday August 28 2010

There's a free outdoor movie at Surrey's Holland Park tonight, August 28 2010.

8pm - How To Train Your Dragon

Show ends around 9:30pm. Bring your own lawn chair or blanket. Bundle up, it cools off real fast once it gets dark. Holland Park is near the King George Skytrain station, on the corner of the King George Highway and Old Yale Road.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Free outdoor movie August 21 at Holland Park

There's a free outdoor movie on Saturday August 21 at Surrey's Holland Park, located in the Whalley area on the corner of King George Highway and Old Yale Road, across from the King George Skytrain station.

8pm - The Last Song (with Miley Cyrus)

Movie ends at 9:30pm. Bring a lawn chair or blanket.

Free outdoor movie August 20 at Holland Park

There's a free outdoor movie on Friday August 20 at Surrey's Holland Park, located in the Whalley area on the corner of King George Highway and Old Yale Road, across from the King George Skytrain station.

9pm - The Wizard of Oz

Movie ends at 10:30pm. Bring a lawn chair or blanket.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Free outdoor movie August 14 at Holland Park

There's a free outdoor movie on Saturday August 14 at Surrey's Holland Park, located in the Whalley area on the corner of King George Highway and Old Yale Road, across from the King George Skytrain station.

8:30pm - Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs

Movie ends at 10pm. Bring a lawn chair or blanket.

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Free outdoor movie August 7 at Holland Park

If you like classics, "The Wizard of Oz" is playing at Holland Park on Saturday August 7. Hmm, isn't rain in the forecast this weekend?

This is a free outdoor movie that starts around 9pm. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Snacks. Maybe an umbrella???

Holland Park is in Whalley on the corner of the King George Highway and Old Yale Road, not too far from the King George Skytrain station.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

What's happening in Cloverdale in February 2010

So what's happening in and around Cloverdale for the month of February 2010? For being known as the month of romance with Valentine's Day, there's slim pickings for February 14 celebrations.

February 8 - Monday - the Olympic torch is passing through Cloverdale on Highway 10 between 180th Street and 176th Street, approximately at 2:30pm, stopping briefly at the Cloverdale Museum. If you're interested in a bigger celebration of the torch, then come to Holland Park in Whalley, corner of King George Highway and Old Yale Road at 5:30pm for a larger event.

February 12 -28 - keeping with the Olympic theme, Holland Park in Whalley is home to many free events during the Olympics, including several performances by the RCMP Musical Ride. To find out more, go to this website www.surrey2010.com

February 14 - Sunday at 3pm at the Cloverdale Legion the Lord Tweesdmuir jazz band is putting on a free concert for Valentine's Day.

Just to toss out a couple of dinner suggestions for Valentine's Day, Sunday February 14 - at Boston Pizza, located in the Clover Crossings Mall, they will be serving heart shaped pizzas with $1 from each sale donated to the Heart & Stroke Foundation. My favorite choice for a romantic meal is at La Masia, located on 64th Avenue and Fraser Highway. Best to phone ahead for reservations 604-574-7633.

That's it for now. I'll have to keep looking at posters put up on shopkeeper's windows for anything else.

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Free outdoor movies

The cities of Surrey and White Rock are offering free outdoor movies this summer. Some dates have passed but August still has a few movies coming. The movies begin at dusk. Arrive early with lawn chairs or blankets to sit on and snacks.

In Surrey, the movies are held at Holland Park, 13428 Old Yale Road. Bring a picnic dinner or buy from the concession and BBQ.

August 8 – Mamma Mia
August 15 – The Lion King
August 22 – Hannah Montana: The Movie

The only one that interests me is Mama Mia, but I already have the DVD at home. And you know, no matter what the city of Surrey says about cleaning up the Whalley area, I just don’t feel all that comfortable about leaving my car unattended in a parking lot in Whalley so I think I’ll pass. The other movies don’t interest me.

White Rock still has some movies on in August. Again, you can bring a picnic dinner or buy from a food vendor who will be on site.

August 15 – Up – showing in the back parking lot of the Central Plaza Mall, approximately Johnston Road (aka 152 Str.) and Thrift Ave.

August 29 – Mama Mia – 5 Corners. It is still called 5 Corners even though a condo/business development took away some of the corners! Approximately Johnston (aka 152 Str) and Pacific Ave.

Now, I just might be interested in seeing this Mama Mia because its in a better part of town. I just can’t figure out where they’re setting up the movie screen. Perhaps they’re closing down part of the street. It might be worth going just to get an answer to that question.