Seasons

Kid’s Club

All admissions incl. adults £3.50 … Under 3’s not occupying a seat go FREE … Kid’s Combo: Water/Fruit Shoot + Small Popcorn for just £3.50 saving £1.50/£1 … Adults only admitted if they are accompanied by a child. The Riverside Kid’s Club is for all children up to the age of 12 inclusive. All films …

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Maverick Mondays

The Riverside joined the Film Hub South East Programming Group at the end of 2019 and started its new series of films entitled “Maverick Mondays” under this banner from February 2020. We all want to see big audiences for a wider range of cinema – British independents, foreign language films …

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Young Film Programmers

Are you aged 16-25 with a keen interest in film? Do you want to programme, market and promote screenings at The Riverside? The Riverside is part of Film Hub South East and is looking for more young people in the region to both go to the cinema and engage with cinemas as creative practitioners. A …

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Music Monthly

Suffolk has such a rich and varied music scene that we wanted to do something to complement it, so once a month we will screen a music documentary or concert film. We are thrilled to be partnering with the following amazing people who represent some of the best indie music retailers, music folk and …

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6 for £6 each Christmas Films Season

From Die Hard to The Holiday and Elf, we are screening some wonderful Christmas movies for everyone this December at The Riverside following the huge success of our "6 for Christmas" season last year. We thought this year we’d look to bring some yuletide cheer with a selection of Christmas movies …

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Meet the Author with Catherine Larner

Bestselling novelists, tv and radio stars, historians, politicians, sportspeople, or new and emerging writers, this wide-ranging programme of author visits is arranged and hosted by Catherine Larner, a freelance journalist and presenter who has been running book groups and events in the town since …

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Dreaming of Darkness: The Films of David Lynch

“I don’t know why people expect art to make sense. They accept the fact that life doesn’t make sense.” Born in 1946 in Missoula, Montana, Lynch was raised in small-town America. After high school, he went to Boston to attend the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Then, following a stint in …

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Cinema on Screen

In June 2023 I attended the Il Cinema Ritrovato film festival in Bologna, a festival I have worked for since 2009, and saw two new documentary films in two days about cinemas - Scala!!! and Cinema Laika. It started me thinking about all the other incredible films out there about cinemas; both …

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