Welcome to our fortnightly Wednesday Matinee showings. These events are free to attend but you are welcome to make a contribution if you wish. Free tea and coffee and biscuits are served from 1.30pm
In her 22 novels, Patricia Highsmith created a whole cast of anti-heroes, the most famous being Tom Ripley. 70 years on, Tracy Maton offers a modern twist on Highsmith’s most enduring character.
On 4th May 1926 much of Britain’s transport system and industry was brought to a standstill by the General Strike, an attempt by the TUC to support the coal miners in their resistance to wage cuts and an increase in their working hours.
FoCCaL Friday films are shown on the last Friday of every month from September until May. The film starts at 7pm and the bar opens at 6.30pm for a range of beers, wines and soft drinks.
Welcome to our fortnightly Wednesday Matinee showings. These events are free to attend but you are welcome to make a contribution if you wish. Free tea and coffee and biscuits are served from 1.30pm
Welcome to our fortnightly Wednesday Matinee showings. These events are free to attend but you are welcome to make a contribution if you wish. Free tea and coffee and biscuits are served from 1.30pm
Welcome to our fortnightly Wednesday Matinee showings. These events are free to attend but you are welcome to make a contribution if you wish. Free tea and coffee and biscuits are served from 1.30pm
FoCCaL Friday films are shown on the last Friday of every month from September until May. The film starts at 7pm and the bar opens at 6.30pm for a range of beers, wines and soft drinks.
A two hour and a half hour walk through the landscapes that shaped Laurie Lee's writing. Through the magic of modern digital technology, we will be accompanied by the voice of the writer himself and led by David Parker, the film maker who recorded the words of Laurie in the locations we shall pass through.