Saskatchewan

Yorkton Tower Theatre Reopens with Practical Magic 2

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September 11, 2026 2:21 pm

The Tower Theatre in Yorkton, Saskatchewan reopens Friday, September 11, 2026 after a weeklong break, welcoming moviegoers back with the highly anticipated sequel Practical Magic 2. The single-screen cinema, located at 32 Second Avenue North, paused operations from September 4 to 10 and now resumes its regular showtimes.

Practical Magic 2 stars Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reprising their roles as Sally and Gillian Owens, nearly 30 years after the original 1998 film. The romantic fantasy sequel hits theatres on September 11, and the Tower Theatre has scheduled a 7:00 PM showing that evening.

The Tower Theatre is operated by Magic Lantern Theatres, a Canadian cinema company that took over the venue in 2021 after it had closed earlier that year. Under their ownership, the theatre received significant upgrades including slider seats, improved sound, and enhanced concession areas, while preserving its historic charm.

Built in the 1950s, the Tower Theatre has long been a community anchor in downtown Yorkton. For residents, this reopening marks not just the return of regular movie screenings, but the continuation of a beloved local institution that generations have enjoyed.

Before the break, the theatre screened films such as Coyote vs ACME and the Indian blockbuster Toxic. Now, with Practical Magic 2 as its lead title, the Tower Theatre resumes its role as Yorkton’s dedicated cinema destination.

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