Broseley to hold its first ever film festival this month - and it's free!
A first for South Shropshire, you are invited to the lovely town of Broseley to attend their first film festival taking place from Friday, 21 February to Sunday, 23 February. Broseley Cinema are inviting people to visit their town and enjoy films and food - all for free!
With the help of Vibrant Shropshire, Broseley Town Council Broseley Cinema are hosting their first Film Festival from 21 to 23 February. It will take place at the Birchmeadow Centre in Broseley – a centre with a full size cinema screen and a real ale bar.
The Committee have put together a varied programme of films for people of all ages to enjoy. Film tickets and food tickets are available from Broseley Library, Downes Greengrocers of Broseley High Street or via the Facebook page. Take this opportunity to visit the lovely, historic, hidden-away, small town of Broseley and discover it for yourself. Broseley is a true hidden gem.
Broseley Cinema, also a hidden gem, has been running for around 20 years, several members of the committee are original members and are dedicated to bringing top quality world films to a smaller venue. Once a month, on a Friday evening, people from around Shropshire take the opportunity to come to Broseley and for £6 a go gather in the café style hall for a chat, a drink and a film, maybe an ice cream too. And once a month, on Tuesday afternoons, Broseley Cinema show English language family films for free.
Tickets are available for individual films or days. Food tickets are available for each meal. Come and see as many films as you like, and stay for food. It’s easy. It’s free.
"Another great event in Broseley - I am very pleased to hear that the Broseley Film Festival will take place later in February. This is a weekend event and we are hoping it will be very well attended and all comers will enjoy it fully.
"The event has been organised by a dedicated team of volunteers and has had support from Broseley Town Council. Many thanks to all those who are making this happen.", said Andy G Taylor, Mayor of Broseley Town Council.
"I’m really excited that Broseley is able to run its very first film festival! So good to have quality cinema in smaller towns like ours!", comment one Broseley resident.
"Broseley's Film Festival deserves to flourish... it's yet another community event to keep the town bright and lively. Broseley excels at this kind of thing." added another local resident.
