Apollo Cinema reopening next Friday

By Erin Anderson

Posted Jul 15, 2021 05:15:00 PM.

Apollo Cinema in downtown Kitchener has a reopening date. 

It announced online that it will be ready for customers starting next Friday on July 23. 

A movie schedule is set to be released in the coming days on its website. 

Movie theatres are allowed to open their doors starting this Friday as Waterloo Region and Ontario move into Step 3 of reopening. 

There will be some rules due to COVID-19, like capacity limits and mandatory masks. 

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