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The Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. What’s Love Got To Do With It?|THU 23 MAR 7.30PM This cross cultural romantic comedy introduces us to Zoe. A dating app addict, swiping right has only delivered an endless stream of Mr. Wrongs. […]
› Read moreIn 2004-5, eighty burials, dating from the early 2nd century to the late 3rd century AD, were unearthed in York. This site was part of a large cemetery on the outskirts of the Roman town of Eboracum, across the river from the legionary fortress. The discoveries displayed evidence that so intrigued the archaeologists that further […]
› Read moreThe Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. TÁR (15)| Tuesday 21 Feb 7.30pm Cate Blanchett seems poised for her third Oscar for this searing portrait of a fictitious conductor. Widely considered one of the greatest living composer-conductors, Lydia Tár is very first […]
› Read moreThe Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. The Fabelmans (12A)| Thu 9 Feb 11.15am & Thursday 14 February 7.30pm Steven Spielberg’s most personal project to date is a nostalgic celebration of childhood and the wonder and awe of cinema, inspired by his […]
› Read moreThe Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. Empire of Light (Cert TBC) | Thursday 2 February 7.30pm Olivia Colman leads a superb British ensemble in this moving tale of human connection and the transformative power of cinema. Set in a run town […]
› Read moreThe Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. A Man Called Otto (15) | Saturday 21 January 4.30pm Tom Hanks stars in this adaptation of the comical and moving New York Times bestseller. Otto Anderson is a grumpy widower whose only joy comes […]
› Read moreThe Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. I Wanna Dance With Somebody (12A) | Saturday 14 January 11am A powerful and triumphant celebration of the incomparable Whitney Houston, presenting a no-holds-barred portrait of the complex and multifaceted woman behind The Voice. From New […]
› Read moreThe Museum of Gloucester is delighted to announce that their new exhibition, 1980s Britain: Money Changes Everything, arrived in the city on Saturday 22 October and will run until Sunday 8 January 2023… About the exhibition The 1980s were bold, brash and contradictory times, an age of boom and bust, of greed, spending and charitable […]
› Read moreThe Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. Current available titles are: Fisherman’s Friends: One And All (PG) | Tuesday 6 September 6pm The sequel to the smash hit comedy picks up where the first film left off, following the group from the […]
› Read moreGDA IS HAVING A QUIZ NIGHT!! Join us at GDA for some quiz fun! Saturday 30th April at 5.30 – 7:30pm at GDA Centre Adult ticket: £5 & Child ticket: £3 Quiz and games for families and friends!! To buy your tickets, please use this Eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/gdas-quiz-night-tickets-320664013697If Text Anna on 07767 025044 for more […]
› Read moreThe RPS International Photography Exhibition 162, featuring work from 43 international photographers, has toured the UK throughout 2020 and is now running into 2022 where the exhibition is now on display at the Museum of Gloucester from Thursday 27 January to Sunday 5 June 2022. We are delighted to bring the world’s longest running photography […]
› Read moreFIND OUT MORE AND SIGN UP The Soundabout Inclusive Choir for Gloucestershire is run in partnership with the Chamwell Centre, and welcomes people of all abilities aged under 25, and their families. The choir celebrates that everyone has their own way of sharing their voice. By welcoming all voices we aim to be as inclusive […]
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