Cliftonwood Open Air Cinema 2025
12A
8pm on Friday 5th September
Argyle Place Park, Cliftonwood, Bristol BS8 4RH.
Do join us with your friends and family for a magical end-of-summer outdoor screening under the stars! For those of you who didn’t see it on release in 2018, here’s the film’s summary: Prince
T’Challa, heir to the hidden but advanced African kingdom of Wakanda, returns home to be
challenged by old enemies. As both the king and the hero known as Black Panther, he
teams up with CIA agent Everett K. Ross and the Wakandan special forces, to prevent his
country from being dragged into world war. It’s described as a ‘visually dazzling and
socially conscious superhero film that breaks new ground’.
This year we’re charging for tickets to cover our costs – only £5 for all ages. You can buy tickets here
As this film is a 12A, no children aged 12 or under will be allowed in without their parents or
a responsible adult.
Food and drink will be available at The Lion next door.
As usual, we encourage our audience to walk or take public transport to the event, because
parking in this residential area is limited.
Bees, Butterflies and Play- adapting 1960s design to a 21st century city
- Watching the boats by Anna Wilson
Sylvia Crowe designed the Cumberland Piazza as part of a much bigger landscaped scheme covering all the Ashton and Hotwells flyover. She explored many ideas about play and leisure that were cutting edge in the 1960s. One of the ideas for the Piazza was that people could sit and watch the boats coming in and out of Bristol Harbour. there were so many things she couldn't have known about that have arisen as major concerns in the intervening years. Although we can still watch the boats come and go from our new pocket park, we often watch through a haze of speeding cars- who knew in the 1960s that traffic levels would quadruple within 50 years?
