What's On

Chance to Dance

Learn fun routines to music from the past and present in these energetic sessions that will increase flexibility, build strength and maintain fitness.

Spring term 2023 starts week commencing Mon 9 Jan

Alison Jackson – ‘Do You Believe?’

Alison’s exhibition features her collection of unique dolls and puppets created using porcelain, wood or textiles, and often come with elaborate automata stands with handles to be turned.

Thursday 23 February - Wednesday 5 April

Number 8 Schools Showcase 2023

An exhibition of work produced by children from five local schools. In workshops led by Maggi Davis, each school created a collage using a block-printing method.

Thursday 16 March - Wednesday 12 April

Robin & the Sherwood Hoodies

The children of Cropthorne school will take you through the medieval mayhem of Merry England, splattered with shocks and surprises, crazy characters and comic capers!

Thursday 23 March - 1.00pm; Friday 24 March - 6.00pm

Italian Language Café

Join us at our Italian Language Café and practice your language skills in a fun and friendly environment, whether you’re a total beginner or multilingual, everyone is welcome!

Thursday 23 March from 6.30pm

Nostalgia (12A)

When entrepreneur, Felice returns to his hometown of Naples after forty years away, he stirs up a past which he had managed to keep buried. Join us prior to the screening at the ‘Italian Language Café’ in The Foyer.

Thursday 23 March - 7.30pm

Robin & the Sherwood Hoodies

The children of Cropthorne school will take you through the medieval mayhem of Merry England, splattered with shocks and surprises, crazy characters and comic capers!

Friday 24 March - 6.00pm

Hello Again… A Tribute to Neil Diamond

An evening of live music celebrating the life and work of Neil Diamond taking you on a musical journey through his glittering career enhanced with evocative imagery, video and narration.

Saturday 25 March - 7.30pm

The Son (15)

Hugh Jackman stars in this drama as a divorcee whose new life with his partner and baby is thrown into disarray when his troubled teenage son comes to live with him. Also starring Anthony Hopkins, ‘The Son’ is a prequel to the film ‘The Father’.

Monday 27 March - 11.00am & 7.30pm; Tuesday 28 March - 7.30pm

Passage to Patchwork in Pershore

A display of quilts, traders and a “bags & boxes” raffle taking place in The Courtyard Room. 

Saturday 1 April, 10.00am - 4.00pm; Sunday 2 April, 10.00am - 3.00pm

National Theatre Live: Life of Pi

State-of-the-art visuals, puppetry, magic and storytelling combine in the Olivier Award-winning stage adaptation of the best-selling novel. Recorded at the Wyndham’s Theatre.

Saturday 1 April - 2.30pm; Thursday 6 April - 7.00pm; Saturday 15 April - 2.30pm

Magic Mike’s Last Dance (15)

‘Magic’ Mike (Channing Tatum) returns to the stage one last time in this drama that sees him lured to London by a wealthy socialite (Salma Hayek Pinault) who makes him an offer he can’t refuse.

Saturday 1 April - 7.30pm

What’s Love Got to Do With It? (12A)

Lily James and Emma Thompson star in this romantic comedy following a young filmmaker, struggling to find love, who decides to document her childhood friend’s arranged marriage to a bride from Pakistan.

Monday 3 April - 11.00am & 7.30pm; Tuesday 4 April - 7.30pm

Matilda Dance Workshop

A fun and exciting dance workshop for ages 5 – 10 years. Inspired by ‘Matilda the Musical’, explore different dance styles and get creative with your favourite songs from the film.

Tuesday 4 April, 10.30am - 12.30pm

The Amazing Maurice (PG)

Based on Terry Pratchett’s popular book from the ‘Discworld’ series, this animated comedy follows streetwise ginger cat, Maurice as he joins forces with a group of talking rats for a money-making scam. Easter Special – Tickets just £4!

Tuesday 4 April - 2.00pm; Thursday 6 April - 11.00am

What’s Love Got to Do With It? (12A)

Lily James and Emma Thompson star in this romantic comedy following a young filmmaker, struggling to find love, who decides to document her childhood friend’s arranged marriage to a bride from Pakistan.

Tuesday 4 April - 7.30pm

Number 8 Readers’ Group

Our Readers’ Group meets on the first Tuesday of each month and discuss a range of books from a variety of genres. This month the group will be discussing ‘Every Day is Mother’s Day’ by Hilary Mantel.

Tuesday 4 April - 7.45pm

Visual Arts Forum – ‘Expressions’

Members of this multidisciplinary art group showcase a collection of their work including glass, wood and ceramics.

Thursday 6 April - Wednesday 17 May

Chance to Dance: Springtime on Broadway

Dance to music from some of the best loved shows on Broadway and Hollywood in this two-hour Chance to Dance session for those age 55+.

Thursday 6 April, 10.30am - 12.30pm

The Amazing Maurice (PG)

Based on Terry Pratchett’s popular book from the ‘Discworld’ series, this animated comedy follows streetwise ginger cat, Maurice as he joins forces with a group of talking rats for a money-making scam. Easter Special – Tickets just £4!

Thursday 6 April - 11.00am

National Theatre Live: Life of Pi

State-of-the-art visuals, puppetry, magic and storytelling combine in the Olivier Award-winning stage adaptation of the best-selling novel. Recorded at the Wyndham’s Theatre.

Thursday 6 April - 7.00pm; Saturday 15 April - 2.30pm

Allelujah (12A)

When a small Yorkshire hospital is threatened with closure, the geriatric ward decides to fight back! Adapted from the Alan Bennett play this comedy drama stars Jennifer Saunders, Judi Dench and Derek Jacobi.

Friday 7 April - 2.30pm & 7.30pm; Tuesday 11 April - 7.30pm; Friday 14 & Saturday 15 April - 7.30pm; Monday 17 April - 11.00am & 7.30pm (ST)

Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical Sing-Along (PG)

Join us for a sing-along to the catchy Tim Minchin songs featured in this exuberant film adaptation of the smash-hit RSC stage musical.

Saturday 8 April - 7.30pm

Epic Tails (U)

This animated adventure follows super smart mouse Pattie and her feline friend Sam as they embark upon an exciting journey through Ancient Greece. Tickets just £6!

Tuesday 11 April - 11.00am (RS); Wednesday 12 April - 2.00pm

Allelujah (12A)

When a small Yorkshire hospital is threatened with closure, the geriatric ward decides to fight back! Adapted from the Alan Bennett play this comedy drama stars Jennifer Saunders, Judi Dench and Derek Jacobi.

Tuesday 11 April - 7.30pm; Friday 14 & Saturday 15 April - 7.30pm; Monday 17 April - 11.00am & 7.30pm (ST)