Recently, Beverley Guildhall in East Yorkshire opened a new Memory Museum, known as ‘The East Riding’s Smallest Cinema’.
Another ‘Smallest Cinema’ opportunity is to see ‘Around the Town’ from the Yorkshire Film Archive, created for the 2016 Beverley on Film exhibition.
Fiona Jenkinson, curator of the Beverley Guildhall said:
“The Beverley on Film exhibition was extremely popular, and we are very pleased to have been able to negotiate repeat showings of some of the films.”
“The first of these will be Around the Town, which uses video from events such as the 800th anniversary of Beverley as a Charter Borough in 1929 and the 400th charter anniversary in 1973, as well as general videos of the town in the 1950s, 60s and 70s.”
“This film is about an hour long, and will be shown continuously while the building is open; admission is always free and there’s no need to book.”
“If visitors enjoy being able to see this film again, we hope to be able to show another of the Yorkshire Film Archive films in the future.”
Beverley Guildhall will open Around the Town on 2 November 2022, and it will run until 24 February 2023.
Free admission is available to Guildhall visitors every Friday and Wednesday from 10am to 1pm in Register Square, near Cross Street.
