Friday October 14, 2016 11:45pm Friday - 7:00am Saturday Galaxy Cinemas Cambridge Centre Tickets are $25 per person and will be sold outside Galaxy Cinemas in Cambridge Centre: Tuesday October 4 - Friday October 7 from 6:00pm - 8:00pm Tuesday October 11 - Thursday October 13 from 3:00pm - 8:00pm Friday October 14 from 1:00pm -11:00pm You can also buy your tickets online by using this link to our Eventbrite page: 2016 Starlight Youth Film Festival  2016 Movies: Hot Pursuit Minions We're Back Pitches (Pitch Perfect 2) Now You See Me Godzilla Jurassic World This is a safe event that is supervised by United Way Staff and Volunteers, Waterloo Regional Police officers and St. John Ambulance.Event Rules: Ages 13 to 18 only.Bags will be searched.No weapons, blankets, or smoking.No e-cigarettes, alcohol or illegal substances.Valid ID required, ID must show your age.We reserve the right to refuse entry.Parent / Guardian will be contacted if participants ask to leave the event.Participants who leave will not be allowed to return.

United Way of Cambridge and North Dumfries and Galaxy Cinemas Cambridge Centre assume no legal responsibility or guardianship of participants, their safety and/or for loss or damage to belongings.e cigarette 700 puffsThe security team and/or police will deal with those in violation of these rules.e cigarette anzinParents will be called to pick up participants who disregard the rules.e cigarette 1400 cas d'empoisonnementSafety and security are important.e cigarette aulnayIf you feel unsafe at any time - alert the event staff.e cigarette art

We want the event to be fun and safe for everyone.By participating you grant permission for us to contact you, and also consent to have your photo taken and used for local media and/or promotion purposes.e cigarette argentYou agree that this is a public event, that your appearance and actions inside and outside the venue where the event occurs are public in nature, and that you have no expectation of privacy with regard to your actions or conduct at the event.You grant permission to us to utilize your name, image, likeness, acts, poses, plays, appearance, movements, and statements in any live or recorded audio, video, or photographic display or other transmission, exhibition, publication or reproduction made of, or at, the event (regardless of whether before, during or after the event) for any purpose, in any manner, in any medium or context now known or hereafter developed, without further authorization from, or compensation to, you or anyone acting on your behalf.

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