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What’s on around the Gympie region for the coming week?

MONDAY 20 October Rocky Horror Screening Get ready to do the Time Warp again with this 50th anniversary fundraising screening of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Tickets cost $15 (cash only) with all profits going to help Gympie Theatre Association bankroll their next big production. There will also be raffles and money boards on the night. Tickets are on sale at the venue, Gympie Cinema, Nextra Gympie in Centro, and Gympie Today newspaper office in Chapple Street. Any remaining tickets will be on sale at the door, so get in quick to avoid disappointment! The screening starts at 6.30pm at the Gympie Cinema in Monkland St.

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