Dauphin Culture Days comes to a close on Sunday with a Film Festival at the Countryfest Community Cinema.
The event runs from 1:00 to 5:00.
Shawn Sarkonak, the general manager at the CCC, says there will be several short films.
"We have the Dauphin Project, which is about Buckets and Borders," said Sarkonak. "Vermillion Sportsplex tree planting. The Mountain View School Division's Indigenous Committee will have a film."
These are just a few of the films that will be shown throughout the event.
There is no admission, and Shawn invites everyone to come check it out. The CCC is a state-of-the-art facility, ready to welcome you.
"It's always very well attended over the last number of years," said Sarkonak. "People who support the Rotary Club, Watson Art Centre, the Cinema, and the community as a whole."
The Film Festival will also take a look back at the Amazing Race Dauphin. Alexa Bennet and Storm Karlson won that event on September 6.
Sarkonak says it'll be a treat to look back.
"Oh, absolutely," ended Sarkonak. "I'm looking forward to seeing all the footage and how it's been edited to showcase how the day went from start to finish."
Dauphin Culture Days has had something for everyone over the past several weeks, and on Sunday, it ends with a bang at the Countryfest Community Cinema.
