It’s one of those talks where you go along and see where it takes you — from apex predators to cuddly-looking (but still bitey) mammals, with the elusive corncrake thrown in, probably busy gobbling a beetle. Annual General Meeting: RSPB York Local Group – Committee The AGM will immediately follow the talk on Sounds of […]
Two brothers run a failing Italian restaurant in 1950s New Jersey. They are offered a chance of survival by producing a one-off incredible feast for a famous musician. With escalating farce, secret romances, witty one-liners and a magnificent ensemble cast, we are carried along to a mouthwatering climax.Doors and the bar open at 7.30pm, with […]
Micklegate and Bishophill in close-up Catherine Sotheran
Brought to you by Ouse it Or Lose it and York Festival of Ideas A documentary about the fight to protect our rivers - the Bristol way.
In this realistic portrayal of French rural life, teenager Totone is suddenly left alone to look after his little sister. He comes up with a scheme to save their future by winning €30,000 in a competition to produce a prize-winning Comté cheese. Brilliant performances from the non-professional cast make this story entertaining and amusing.Doors and […]
What’s happening with climate and nature, and what does it mean for us and our communities here in York? Join us for a special York screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing, hosted by Clements Hall & Planet South Bank The People's Emergency Briefing is an eye-opening film (ages 16+) bringing together nine leading UK scientists and experts with […]
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PRINTMAKING WORKSHOPS 2026 with Yvonne Hoggarth Full or half-day workshops across June, July and August aimed at would-be printmakers or anyone who enjoys crafting, nature etc. No experience of drawing or printmaking is necessary. I'm really keen to show you how you can start printmaking from home without a big investment. If that sounds […]
A creative print workshop, experimenting with lino, Tetrapak, collage, acrylic plates and ink to create unique representations of water.
In small-town Australia, socially awkward Muriel (Toni Collette) wants nothing more than to get married, though at 22 she has never had a date. With a nostalgia-heavy soundtrack, there are unexpected twists in store before this quirky romantic comedy reaches its uplifting conclusion.Doors and the bar open at 7.30pm, with the film starting at 8.00pm. […]
In this twist-filled, clever crime caper, two small-time grifters (who seem to meet by chance) team up to plan a half-a-million-dollar swindle. Set in Buenos Aires against the backdrop of the Argentinian economic crisis, terrific performances and a razor-sharp script full of double crosses, keep us guessing right through the final credits.
Resourceful, independent 12-year-old Georgie is living alone in a London council house, craftily fooling both social services and her school, when her long absent father suddenly reenters her life. This vibrant and charming coming-of-age comedy/drama explores the developing father-daughter bond, proving that parenting doesn’t always have to fit the traditional model.