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A magical pop-up cinema experience in a cave is coming to the Peak District this month
Spielberg greats like Jurassic Park and Indiana Jones are on the line up across the weekend
This month, a truly unique big screen experience is coming to the magical depths of Peak Cavern.
Steven Spielberg fans will be able to enjoy the movie marathon of a lifetime thanks to The Village Screen, who will be setting up its own pop-up cinema inside Peak Cavern – affectionately nicknamed The Devil’s Arse – found just over an hour away from Manchester.
A collection of Spielberg’s greatest films will be projected onto a 21ft cinema screen across the long weekend with state-of-the-art sound and enchanting lighting that will truly bring the stories to life.
Films on the line up include Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Hook and last year’s Westside Story.
The Village Screen
The Village Screen
The Village Screen offers a drinks and snacks delivery service available to every guest directly to their seats during each film, making for the ultimate cinema experience.
There will also be the option to add on ‘Snuggle Packages’ and write personalised messages to be displayed on the cinema screen before the film.
Alongside the cinema experience, guests will find live music in the car park area of the cave before each film, street food from some of the region’s finest traders and a selection of pop-up bars.
The Village Screen will be kick starting its Steven Spielberg movie marathon in Peak Cavern on Thursday June 9th, where it will remain through until Sunday June 12th.
The Village Screen
The Village Screen
The full movie line-up is as follows:
- Thursday June 9th – Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, doors at 6pm, film at 8pm.
- Friday June 10th – Jurassic Park, doors at 6pm, film at 8pm.
- Saturday June 11th – Hook (1991), doors at 5.30pm, film at 7.30pm.
- Sunday June 12th – Westside Story (2021), doors at 5.30pm, film at 7.30pm.
Tickets cost £23 for adults, £21 for a concessions (students or seniors), and £19 for children (under the age of sixteen). Family tickets are also available to buy.
For more information on the upcoming events and to book tickets, visit The Village Screen website.