Unless stated below, the cinema entrance fee is £6, or £5 for U14 / 60+.
Our LICENSED CAFE / BAR opens for business 30 minutes before the start time of evening events.
As well as the one-off events below there is a wide variety of regular gatherings by like-minded people, see our GROUPS & CLUBS page for more information.
Please book and pay for chargeable events in advance.
▼▼▼ NOVEMBER ▼▼▼
| | Nov 15 to Dec 13, Tuesdays at 7pm CINEMA French Film Festival £6 (£5 if over 60 or under 14) We are pleased to be participating in this 30th anniversary edition of the festival, where you can experience French films and find out more about the French culture, its language and way of life. We invite you to a specially selected group of films, including Romance, Action, Drama, Comedy and Suspense. See below for details. |
| | Nov 25, Friday 6pm CINEMA - ADVENTURE / DRAMA Where the Crawdads Sing (15) Daisy Edgar Jones, Taylor John Smith, Harris Dickinson; 2hrs 5m
Abandoned by her family, Kya grows up isolated in the marshes of North Carolina. When one of the young men from town is found dead, she becomes the prime suspect. |
| | Nov 29, Tuesday 7pm FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL - DRAMA / ROMANCE Children of Paradise (Les Enfants du Paradis) (U) Arletty, Jean-Louis Barrault, Pierre Brasseur; 3hrs 2m
This includes an interval and complimentary French snacks.
Set in the Parisian theatrical world of the 1840s, Jacques-Prevert’s screenplay depicts four men in love with the mysterious Garance. Each loves her in his own way but only the intentions of sensitive mime-actor Deburau are entirely honourable. (Subtitles) |
▼▼▼ DECEMBER ▼▼▼
| | Dec 2, Friday 6pm CINEMA - COMEDY / DRAMA Fisherman's Friends: One and All (12A) James Purefoy, Sam Swainsbury, Dave Johns; 1hr 51m
A year after the unexpected success of their debut album, the band are struggling with the pressures of their newfound fame, second album and performing on the pyramid stage at Glastonbury. |
| | Dec 6, Tuesday 7pm FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL - COMEDY The French Minister (Quai d’Orsay) (15) Thierry Lhermitte, Raphael Personnaz, Niels Arestrup; 1hr 53m
A young graduate is hired as a speechwriter for the tough talking Minister of Foreign Affairs and rather than idealism what he finds is a world filled with ambition and dirty dealings. Think The West Wing crossed with The Thick of it! (Subtitles) |
| | Dec 9, Friday 6pm CINEMA - DOCUMENTARY Nothing Like a Dame (12A) Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Eileen Atkins, Joan Plowright; 1hr 24m
In this entertaining documentary, a quartet of screen legends get together for afternoon tea to reminisce and discuss their lives, acting careers, love and art. |
| | Dec 10, Saturday 7:30pm LIVE MUSIC DECADES with a sprinkling of Christmas - BlueBoxt Creative and Performing Arts £12 (or £6 for our Volunteers). Price includes a mince pie. Members of BlueBoxt supported by Colin Bailey, Mick Yare and David Dore, present a celebration concert featuring highlights from their Jubilee & Jazz programmes with a sprinkling of Christmas! Featuring hits such as Rocking Around The Christmas Tree, Sweet Caroline, Summertime and many more! |
| | Dec 13, Tuesday 7pm FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL - COMEDY / FANTASY Christmas & Co. (Santa & Cie) (15) Alain Chabat, Golshifteh Farahani, Pio Marmai, Bruno Sanches; 1hr 39m
When the 92,000 workers responsible for manufacturing children’s toys all become sick at the same time, Santa is left with no choice but to make an emergency trip to earth with his reindeer to search for a remedy. (Subtitles) |
| | Dec 16, Friday 6pm CINEMA - COMEDY / DRAMA Little Miss Sunshine (15) Steve Carrell, Toni Collette; 1hr 41m
The dysfunctional Hoover family head to California in a VW bus to support the youngest member in her bid to win the Little Miss Sunshine Contest. Delightfully funny script and with a finale to lift the spirits. |
| | Dec 23, Friday 6pm CINEMA - FAMILY / DRAMA Lost Christmas (PG) Eddie Izzard,Larry Mills,Jason Flemyng; 1hr 29m
A series of tragic events in a young boy’s life are reversed one Christmas Eve, giving him and all those around him the happy ending that they were destined to have. Includes an interval for hot chocolate and mince pies available in our Café. |
▼▼▼ JANUARY 2023 ▼▼▼
| | Jan 8, Sunday 2pm LIVE EVENT CINEMA André Rieu in Dublin £12 (or £6 for our Volunteers) Start 2023 in style! Exclusive to cinemas this celebratory concert is the best way to welcome in the new year. André and his Johann Strauss Orchestra will delight you with romantic melodies, popular classics, party tunes and beloved waltzes. |
| | Jan 13, Friday 7:30pm TWO ONE-ACT PLAYS LADS - 'Allo 'Allo & Dad's Army £10 (£5 for our volunteers) For one night only LADS Broadcasting Corporation are performing two hilarious adventures - laugh out loud as Captain Mainwaring and his faithful crew take care of the King's precious gems and when Renee and the Resistance try to smuggle out secret plans for the invasion to deceive Herr Flick and Rommel. Not to be missed. All proceeds will go to Leyburn Arts and Community Centre. |
| | Jan 24, Tuesday 2pm LIVE EVENT CINEMA André Rieu in Dublin £12 (or £6 for our Volunteers, or £10 for Tuesday Club Members). Includes refreshments. Start 2023 in style! Exclusive to cinemas this celebratory concert is the best way to welcome in the new year. André and his Johann Strauss Orchestra will delight you with romantic melodies, popular classics, party tunes and beloved waltzes. |
| | Jan 26, Thursday 7pm LIVE EVENT CINEMA The Crucible (TBC) £15 (or £7.50 for our Volunteers) Erin Doherty (The Crown) stars in a contemporary new staging of Arthur Miller’s captivating parable of power. Filmed live at the National Theatre, London. |
▼▼▼ FEBRUARY 2023 ▼▼▼
| | Feb 23, Thursday 7pm LIVE EVENT CINEMA Othello (TBC) £15 (or £7.50 for our Volunteers) Extraordinary new production of Shakespeare’s enduring tragedy, starring Giles Terera (Hamilton) and Rosy McEwan (The Alienist). Filmed live at the National Theatre, London. |
▼▼▼ MARCH 2023 ▼▼▼
▼▼▼ APRIL 2023 ▼▼▼
| | Apr 20, Thursday 7pm LIVE EVENT CINEMA Good (15 TBC) £15 (or £7.50 for our Volunteers) As the world faces its Second World War, a German professor finds himself pulled into a movement with unthinkable consequences. Starring David Tennant. Filmed live in London. |