Date: Jul 9
1:00 pm
- 5:00 pm
Where: Level 3 Atrium
Gordon Edward Pinsent
(1930-2023)
A Celebration of a Life Well Lived
Born in Grand Falls in Central Newfoundland, actor, writer and director Gordon Pinsent was a cultural icon of this province. The community is invited to gather with family, friends and fellow performers from the cultural scene including Mark Critch, Rick Mercer, Mary Walsh, and a performance by The Once to celebrate the contributions, legacy and life of Gordon Edward Pinsent (1930-2023). Reception to follow.
UPDATE:
Due to high demand we have added additional seating.
Tickets are free. Click get ticket to reserve a seat, or visit our Admissions Desk in person, or call 709-757-8090. Standing room areas with additional screens will be available without a ticket. Those who wish to come and stand to watch are welcome.
Commemorate Remembrance Day at The Rooms with a screening of Trail of the Caribou, a powerful documentary that tells the story of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment during the First World War.
Hosted by Allan Hawco and Mark Critch, the film follows their journey through Türkiye, Belgium, and France as they trace the footsteps of the regiment. Along the way, they explore the profound sacrifices and lasting impact of those who served overseas in this pivotal conflict.
The 45-minute documentary will be shown on a continuous loop in The Rooms’ Theatre. This film is presented courtesy of CBC – Newfoundland & Labrador.
This is a free drop-in screening; no ticket is required.