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Film.Ca Cinemas to live broadcast The Tragically Hip's final show The Tragically Hip is coming to Oakville... well, sort of. Film.Ca Cinemas will be screening the live CBC telecast of the band's final show in Kingston, Ont., on Aug. 20. "We are very excited to bring this celebration of The Tragically Hip's music to Oakville so that it can be enjoyed the way it is supposed to be, together with other fans," said Jeff Knoll, CEO and founder of Film. Ca Cinemas. "As soon as we heard the concert would be broadcasted live across the country, we started looking into how we could show it here, so we are glad to have the permission of the band and the CBC." The Oakville theatre joins several other Canadian cities, such as Burlington, Hamilton, Halifax and Charlottetown, in bringing the concert "home" to its communities. The iconic Canadian band's lead singer, Gord Downie, announced in May he had been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. The group takes on its final tour this summer across Canada, which kicks off Friday (July 22) in Victoria, B.C., and ends in Kingston -- Downie's hometown is Amherstview. The local live broadcast of The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration, begins at 8:30 p.m. and is expected to run until 11:30 p.m. Doors to the theatre, at 171 Speers Road, unit 25, will open at 8 p.m. Tickets are free, but a donation benefitting the charitable organization Oak Park Neighbourhood Centre (OPNC) will be accepted -- there is a suggested minimum of $10 per ticket. The event is presented under license from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and The Tragically Hip. Tickets are available online at https://goo.gl/uh3tts. 31 | Friday, July 22, 2016 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com The Tragically Hip's frontman Gord Downie announced in May that he had terminal brain cancer. The group is putting on its last tour across Canada with the final concert held in Kingston. Oakville's Film.Ca Cinemas will join other Canadian communities in screening the live broadcast. | photo by Scott Gardner, courtesy The Hamilton Spectator Experiencing Canadian heritage and culture Jet Peel - Facial of the Future Natural, Effective, Gentle & Painless · Removes Sun Damages & Pigmentations · Reduces Wrinkles & Rejuvenates · Deep Cleanses & Exfoliates Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre (JCHAC) hosted a group of 47 students (aged 12-16) from China along with their interpreters earlier this month. The students are part of a summer camp program, here to experience Canadian heritage and culture. Clockwise, from top: JCHAC founder Sybil Rampen helps Poetic Liang, 14 (left), and Colourful She, 13, work on their water colour print making; Jason Zhang, 11, holds up one of his almostfinished watercolour print plates; some of the watercolour works created; a tray of river rocks some students have put their names on, awaiting to be painted as a souvenir of their trip to the gallery. | photos by Graham Paine ­ Oakville Beaver (Follow on Twitter @halton_photog or www.facebook.com/HaltonPhotog) www.beautyinstituteandspa.com 361 Cornwall Rd., Oakville 289.291.0168