We are taking a break for 2023.

We will be back in 2024!

After a three year break, our special September get together had a tricky comeback.  We postponed by a week because of the Queen’s death and a rainy day, but the screening went ahead on the 16^th September on a gloriously sunny autumn evening.

The Greatest Showman, a family-friendly musical, was a hit with our audience of 150 people.  And the donations we collected towards installation of a defibrillator in Cliftonwood with the Community Heartbeat Trust contributed significantly to our target of £2,500.

Welcome to Cliftonwood’s family film screening. This year the date is Friday 6th September and Cliftonwood voted for Mary Poppins.

Gates open at 7pm so come early to pick your spot, the film starts at 8pm. We provide 40 chairs on a first come first served basis. Most people bring rugs etc to sit on the grass.

Mary Poppins attire could add to the fun if you fancy dressing up. Though do wrap up warm as it gets chilly later! Food, drink and toilets are available at The Lion next door.

There is no interval and so the film should finish by 10pm.

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We’re very grateful to The Lion for sponsoring our event

If you know of any local businesses that would like to sponsor the cinema please email [email protected]

 Welcome to Cliftonwood’s must-see late summer family event.  

Every year we screen a film in the Argyle Place Park, in the open air under the stars.  

This year our film is Singin’ in the Rain on Saturday 9th September at 8pm. 

Food, drink and toilets are available at The Lion pub next door.

The gates open at 7pm so come early to pick your spot.  Most people bring rugs to sit on the grass, but we also provide 40 chair s first come first served

Wrap up warm because it does get chilly later!

There is no interval and so the film should finish by 10pm at the latest.

This year our film is Singin’ in the Rain chosen by community vote.

We’re really pleased that the work has started to renovate the Argyle Place Park.  They’re starting with improvements to the stepped seating area, removing the rotting wooden steps and replacing them with brick which will last much longer.  The flowerbed also being reduced in size and the fencing will be replaced.  There will be more benches and seating in the top corner.

The old see-saw and spinning bowl will be replaced by a small swing.  New surfacing will be laid under all new play equipment to meet the new safety standards. Repairs will be made to other parts of the park where there was slight subsidence.

The Council’s budget for this project has been very tight so they’re unable to spend anything on renovations to the kick about area. Once this make-over is finished we’ll have to look at a new fund raising effort for rotivating, new soil and reseeding this area.

See the latest design here and click on this link to zoom in.  The new bars will be moving further to the left towards the house wall to open up more space in the middle of the park. 

Welcome to Cliftonwood’s must-see late summer event on Friday – a family film The Italian Job, to be screened outdoors under the stars in the Argyle Place Park, next to the Lion Pub.

The park gates open at 7pm and the film starts at 8pm.

Chairs are provided on one side of the park – for others bring a rug or cushions to sit on the grass.

Food, drink and toilets are available at the Lion Pub next door.