Plymouth's only independent cinema, located inside the main campus of Arts University Plymouth. It is an intimate, single-screen cinema with 118 seats, a full bar, and a curated programme of independent, arthouse, and world cinema.
A filmed version of David Byrne's Broadway show, directed by Spike Lee, presented as an immersive cinematic experience.
A live magic and mentalism show by David Magus blending psychological magic and storytelling.
Family-friendly screening of the animated film Shrek with drop-in colouring sessions and a Lush bath-bomb making workshop.
Summer cinema sessions with LUSH bath-bomb making workshops for children aged 5 and over, with each session themed around a different film.
Family screening of Toy Story 5 with LUSH bath-bomb workshops and free drop-in colouring sessions, designed to be accessible for neurodivergent audiences.
Family film screening of Minions and Monsters with drop-in colouring sessions and LUSH bath-bomb making workshop.
Postgraduate open day at the Arts University Plymouth, featuring facility tours and information about creative postgraduate study, coinciding with the Postgraduate Graduate Shows 2026.
Welsh-language film directed by Marc Evans, based on Gary Owen's play Iphigenia in Splott, exploring themes of escape and community in North Wales.
A black comedy film directed by Anders Thomas Jensen, following two brothers on a chaotic quest to recover buried money, presented in Danish and Swedish with English subtitles.
Postgraduate students showcase painting, drawing, sculpture, moving image, design and ceramics across two campus locations. Free entry.
Film screening of Jo in the Water followed by a Q&A with artists from Take A Part's There Is No New Water project.
A poetic road movie directed by Morgan Matthews about a broken family reuniting on a journey from Yorkshire to the Wild West coast of Ireland.
