HALLOWEEN OUTDOOR CINEMA EVENT 29TH OCTOBER - BELAIR HOUSE DULWICH VILLAGE

By nightstarcinema
October 10, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 10, 2016

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Posted October 10, 2016

Belair House in collaboration with Night Star Cinema presents our first outdoor cinema evening!

We will be screening the Halloween special motion picture ?The Conjuring?.

Don?t forget to wrap up warm as there will be a chill in the air this Halloween!

Doors open at 5.30pm, so arrive early to grab your food and drinks. The movie will begin screening at 7.00pm.

Please come prepared for all weathers, tents and umbrellas will not be permitted.

Parking onsite is limited, however unrestricted parking is available on the surrounding roads. Please plan ahead.

The movie is age rated 15 ? please bring along relevant photo ID.

Tickets ? ?15.00 per person.

Make this Halloween a night to remember ? Be prepared to be scared!

BBQ and fully stocked bar available all night.

All ticket holders will have access to the after party being held on the 1st floor of Belair House.

BUY TICKETS http://www.nightstarcinema.co.uk/

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