In this elegantly woven Moroccan film, Halim and his wife Mina make exquisite hand embroidered caftans to sell in the medina. To keep up with demand they employ a talented young apprentice who draws Halim’s attention. A nuanced portrait of love, acceptance and bravery told with excellent acting and beautiful photography.Doors and the bar open […]
Discover what an average year looks like at one of the UK’s most exciting places to experience the spectacle of bird migration. Tim Jones will share insights from many seasons spent watching migration unfold at Spurn, a site he regards as one of the very best in the country for observing birds on the move. […]
A chilling, Oscar-winning film that centres on the daily life of the Höss family. But just beyond their beautiful garden wall is Auschwitz concentration camp, and Rudolf Höss is the commandant. A thought-provoking study of the ordinary existence of people complicit in the most brutal and horrific crimes.Doors and the bar open at 7.30pm, with […]
Simon Warwick (Lower Ure Conservation Trust) will explore the role Nosterfield plays within the wider landscape, and why connected sites like this are so important for wildlife.
Brendan Gleeson shines as an unorthodox Irish policeman. When uptight, urbane FBI agent (Don Cheadle) arrives in this quiet corner of coastal Connemara to help investigate an international drug-smuggling ring, the two clash in this fast-paced, violent, darkly comic thriller.Doors and the bar open at 7.30pm, with the film starting at 8.00pm. Please note that […]
‘A Frock for FROK’: Women’s Clothes and Accessories Swop. Tickets £3.00 to include tea and cake and a short talk about the work of Khwendo Kor. All profits go to support KK’s work. CASH ONLY. No prior booking - just turn up!
The North York Moors is one of the UK’s most distinctive landscapes, shaped by thousands of years of natural processes and human activity. Its heritage is written into the moorland, coast and valleys, from ancient archaeology to more recent land use. Find out more
Kirsty Roberts presents a conversation with Visual Artist Lela Harris, discussing her recent commission from Harewood House as part of their Austen & Turner Exhibition. Find out more To book a place please contact north@jasoc.org.uk
A talk by Margaret Scott In 1951 Britain celebrated the Festival of Britain, 100 years after the famous Vector of the York Art Gallery, was Assistant Director of the York Festival in 1951, working with Keith Thomson. Doors open 7.30pm, talk starts 7.45pm
This talk explores how animals achieve flight, and how size and behaviour influence wing shape, using birds as the main examples. With clear, non-technical explanations of the physics involved, it offers a fresh way of understanding why different species fly — and look — the way they do.