Enjoy free membership and choose from 200 DVDs in the Thornbury Motors forecourt shop. Rent top titles for £2.99 per night, and others for 99p per night. Opening times: Monday to Friday 6.30am-7.30pm, Saturday 7.30am-6pm, Sunday 9am-4pm.
Did you know that Thornbury Library has a selection of premium DVDs available for hire? Click on the link below to see the latest additions to the range:
Rural Arts South Gloucestershire is the Rural & Community Arts Touring Scheme for South Gloucestershire. It provides a choice of high quality arts events for local communities. These include performances by professional companies, workshops and films, usually held in village halls, schools or community centres. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer RASG promoter, would like a brochure or to join our mailing list, please click below or call 01249 701628/712618 Monday to Friday 10am-7pm; Saturday 10am-4pm.
We are a bunch of local film enthusiasts, supported by a 140-strong membership, who promote the world of cinema in Thornbury, using state-of-the-art equipment to enhance the filmgoer’s experience. We offer a lively mix of animated, natural world and foreign films, comedy, political drama and even the odd blockbuster. Films are screened in the Cossham Hall on Fridays at 7.30pm. Click below for more information.
The community-run digital cinema in Wotton-Under-Edge. Showing an exciting mix of recent releases, classics, family films and world cinema.
Pick up a programme (printed fortnightly) from Thornbury Library or Tourist Information Centre, click the website link below or call the programme hotline on 01453 844401. For general enquiries call 01453 844601.
7.30pm: Thornbury Picture House: Submarine, Cossham Hall Cossham Hall, Thornbury
Thornbury Picture House: Submarine (Cert 15) 97 min 7.30pm (Doors open 7pm), Cossham Hall, Chapel Street, Thornbury
UK / USA 2010 Director: Richard Ayoade
An acutely observed British tragic-comedy of the horrors of being a self-loathing 15 year old who fancies an unattractive classmate, on the premise that he'll be in with a better chance of success. At the same time he's trying to stop his mother leaving his father for her dance teacher. A gem of a film, full of sly observations about the problems of alienation.
Membership for 10 films plus a free extra screening is still held at £30. For more information phone 01454 412272 or click below.
