1. OCTOBER 2015
WELCOME TO THE SOUTH WEST PICTURE SHOW,THE REGION’S FILM FESTIVAL.
FOR ONE WEEK,WE WILL BE CELEBRATING WITH SOME SPECIALLY SELECTED FOOD
AND DRINK-THEMED FILMS, DESIGNED TO TITILLATE THE TASTE BUDS AND EXCITE
EVEN THE MOST JADED OF PALATES.
EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN
THORNHILL
THOMAS TOSH, 19 E MORTON STREET, DG3 5LZ
Ang Lee’s Oscar-nominated film is on the face of it
a comedy about a master chef with three grown-up
daughters, but the joy of this film is in the details of the
complexities of family relationships, the unspoken bonds
and grievances between father and daughters, and the
relationships they have with his cooking. Using the large
traditional Sunday lunches Chu cooks for his daughters
as a centrepiece, the film serves up a complex interaction
between traditional and modern food, intergenerational
discord and a struggle for identity in a modern Taiwan.
Thomas Tosh invite you to a delicious Taiwanese buffet
before the screening, with an intermission for Taiwanese
sweets.
“A beautiful balance of elements … mellow, harmonious
and poignantly funny” Hal Hinson,Washington Post
FRI 2 OCTOBER | 7PM
ANG LEE, TAIWAN | 1994 | 124 M | PG
TICKETS £15.00 for food and film from Thomas Tosh
T: 01848 331553 E: info@thomastosh.com
For more information about Thomas Tosh
www.thomastosh.com
THE ANGEL’S SHARE
SANQUHAR
‘A THE AIRTS, 8-12 HIGH STREET, DG4 6BL
The ‘angel’s share’ is the name given to the 2% of whisky
that evaporates from the cask each year. In this warm and
witty film, a group of youngsters on community service
plan a complex whisky heist when one of their number
discovers he has a talent for whisky tasting.The water
of life becomes a metaphor for the possibilities for social
redemption and freedom from a life of crime. Ken Loach
is known for his social commentaries, but at the age of
75 turns out one of his most joyful films.
“Bracingly optimistic … one of Loach’s spriteliest films
made at an age when most directors have hung up their
viewfinders.” Phillip French,The Guardian
A’ the Airts are very pleased to have some special guests
from the Annandale Distillery who will host a whisky
tasting session before the screening.They will be doing
a brief presentation about their plans for the distillery,
re-opened after 90 years.
For more information, www.annandaledistillery.com
FRI 2 OCTOBER | 7PM
KEN LOACH, UK | 2012 | 101M | 15
TICKETS £5.00 for tickets from A’ the Airts
T: 01659 50514 E: contact@all-the-airts.com
For more information about what’s on at A’ the Airts
www.all-the-airts.com
SALMON FISHING
IN THE YEMEN
ESKDALEMUIR
COMMUNITY HUB, THE OLD SCHOOL, DG13 0QJ
Based on Paul Torday’s
best-selling novel, this is
the story of a man’s dream
to bring salmon fishing
to a desert, and the civil
servant who is tasked by
the British Government to
make it happen.With Ewan
MacGregor, Kristin Scott Thomas and
Emily Blunt, this is also a moving love affair, beautifully
shot on location in Scotland and Morocco.
SAT 3 OCTOBER | 7PM
LASSE HALLSTOM, UK | 2013 | 102 M | 12
TICKETS £5 from Eskdalemuir Hub
T: 013873 73760 E: admin@eskdalemuir.com
For more information about Eskdalemuir Hub
www.eskdalemuir.com
WITHNAIL AND I
MONIAIVE
CRAIGDARROCH ARMS, HIGH STREET, MONIAIVE, DG3 4HN
Two resting actors,Withnail and ‘I’, tiring of their squalid
flat, lack of work, and visits from deranged drug dealers,
decide to take a holiday in Withnail’s uncle’s holiday
cottage in the Lake District, without realising that it
has no amenities whatsoever.A fantastic black comedy,
quite possibly one of the greatest cult films ever made,
and a joyous celebration of drinking at a time when the
motto ‘Drink Responsibly’ was a mere twinkle in the eye
of a Government health campaigner. Come and enjoy a
Sunday roast at the Craigdarroch before the film, 5 pm –
6.45 pm, screening starts at 7 pm.
“We want the finest wines available to humanity.We
want them here.And we want them now.”
Withnail in the Penrith Tea Rooms
SUN 4 OCTOBER | FOOD FROM 5PM
BRUCE ROBINSON, UK, 1987, 107 MINS, CERT 15
TICKETS £11.50 film and roast dinner, £5 for film
from the Craigdarroch Arms
T: 01848 200205 E: to.osullivan@gmail.com
www.craigdarrocharmshotel.co.uk
S TAR TERS
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2. SPECIAL S
WIGTOWN BOOK FESTIVAL
One of the themes of this year’s Wigtown Book Festival (25 September - 4 October) is cooking and food.
For more information about what’s going on at the Book Festival, see www.wigtownbookfestival.com
For details of where to eat in Wigtown, see www.wigtownbookfestival.com/visit/eating-places
The festival café in the County Buildings is open 10-5 pm weekdays, 10-6 pm at weekends
Book Festival screenings take place in the cosy, bijou surroundings of the County Buildings cinema,Wigtown, DG8 9JH.
TICKETS £5 per film
Tickets from the Book Festival Box office,
T: 01988 403222, E: mail@wigtownbookfestival.com
MEALS ON REELS –
SCOTTISH FOOD ON FILM
Showing in the Wigtown Book Festival Cinema, Meals
on Reels is a film lovingly created from clips from the
Scottish Screen Archive that celebrates all aspects of
Scottish food. Depicting, demonstrating and promoting
Scottish culinary delights such as Dunlop Cheese, 99 Tea
and Arbroath Smokies, plus a 1950s film about table
manners, and hints and tips from the Ministry of Food
about powdered eggs and how to keep milk cool.There’s
even a starring role for our very own Solway mussels.
FRI 2 OCTOBER | 5.30PM
SCOTTISH SCREEN ARCHIVE, UK | 2015 | 80M | PG
(REFERENCES TO ALCOHOL)
For more information on the wonderful work of the
Scottish Screen Archive, please visit http://ssa.nls.uk
JULIE & JULIA
Frustrated by her day job, New Yorker Julie embarks on
an ambitious project to cook all of Julia Childs’ 524
recipes from her landmark cookbook,‘Mastering the
Art of French Cooking’. Intertwined with Julie’s story is
the true story of Julia Childs (Meryl Streep) and how she
brought sophisticated French cuisine to the TV-dinner
palates of America.Written and directed by Nora Ephron
(Sleepless in Seattle,When Harry Met Sally), Streep steals
the show as the larger than life Julia (think of a 6’2”
Fanny Craddock).
“Streep is to die for – so funny, so touching, so brilliant”
Empire
SAT 3 OCTOBER | 7 PM
NORA EHRON, US | 2009 | 123M | 12A
HOW TO
COOK YOUR LIFE
Filmmaker Doris Dörrie delves into the life and
philosophy of renowned chef, cookbook author and Zen
priest Edward Espe Brown, who uses Zen mediation
techniques in his cookery classes in San Francisco.This
is a fascinating glimpse of a man determined on all
levels to perfect his cooking and impart his knowledge
to his students, with humour, grace and the occasional
emotional outburst.You may never cut your vegetables in
the same way again.
“A jaunty mix of chanting, baking and spiritual uplift”
Janette Catsoulis, NY Times
SUN 4 OCTOBER | 5.30PM
DORIS DÖRRIE, GERMANY | 2007 | 93M | PG
MEALS ON REELS
Meals on Reels is a film lovingly created from clips from
the Scottish Screen Archive that celebrates all aspects
of Scottish food. From depicting, demonstrating and
promoting Scottish culinary delights such as Dunlop
Cheese, 99 Tea and Arbroath Smokies, it also has a
1950s film about table manners, and hints and tips from
the Ministry of Food about powdered eggs and how to
keep milk cool.There’s even a starring role for our very
own Solway mussels.
MONDAY 5 OCTOBER | 7.30PM
SCOTTISH SCREEN ARCHIVE, UK | 2015 | 80M | PG
(REFERENCES TO ALCOHOL)
For more information on the wonderful work of the
Scottish Screen Archive, please visit http://ssa.nls.uk/
GOODFELLAS
This classic film is now 25 years old, and is the true
story of Henry Hill (Ray Liotta), a half-Irish, half-Sicilian
Brooklyn kid who is adopted by neighborhood gangsters
at an early age and climbs the ranks of a Mafia family.
Based on the true-life bestseller,Wiseguy, and backed by
a dynamic pop/rock oldies soundtrack, GoodFellas was a
hit with both critics and movie-goers alike, and received
six Academy Award nominations, including “Best Picture”
and “Best Director” (and a win for Joe Pesci’s astounding
performance).
“For as long as I can remember I always wanted to
be a gangster.To me that was better than being
president of the United States.To be a gangster
was to own the world.”
TUE 6 OCTOBER | 7.30PM
(with meal beforehand)
MARTIN SCORSESE, USA | 1990 | 146M | 18
ADDICTED TO SHEEP
In the North Pennines, tenant farmers Tom and Kay
spend their days looking after their flock of prized sheep,
and hoping that this will be the year they breed the
perfect one. Director Magali Pettier, herself a farmer’s
daughter, follows a year in their lives, capturing both the
stark, stunning beauty of the landscape, and the brutally
hard graft it takes just to survive.Their three children are
growing up close to the land, attending a school entirely
comprised of farmers’ children, thoroughly immersed
in their remote rural world.A terrific and unflinching
documentary about rural life and the economic
rollercoaster that is farming today.
“a wonderful blend of innocence and experience.
The whole family are terrific company”
Mark Kermode, Guardian.
The RBCFT hope to have a special guest to introduce
this film.
FRI 9 & SAT 10 OCTOBER | 7.30PM
MAGALI PETTIER, UK | 2015 | 85M | PG
For more information on the filming
http://www.addictedtosheep.com/
SPECIAL S
ROBERT BURNS CENTRE FILM THEATRE, DUMFRIES
MILL ROAD, DUMFRIES, DG2 7BE, 01387 264808, RBCFT@DUMGAL.GOV.UK,
www.rbcft.co.uk
RBCFT box office open Tuesday to Saturday.
TICKETS £6.90/£5.15
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HULLABALOO
RESTAURANT
and the RBC Film Theatre offer you the opportunity to eat like a Mafia Don (albeit one in
prison) with Mama Scorsese’s Spaghetti & Meatballs’ before the film. Book via the Box
Office and request the Meal and a Film Deal – prices are £17 Adult (£15.50 conc). Limited
Availability for this Offer!
A specific seating area in the restaurant will be allocated on arrival.

3. THE MOO MAN
The financial pressure on dairy farmers has never been
greater.With recent protests saturating the news, we
open up a discussion on the local dairy industry.
The Moo Man follows the remarkable story of a maverick
farmer and his unruly cows, filmed over four years on the
marshes of the Pevensey Levels. In an attempt to save his
family farm, Stephen Hook decides to turn his back on
the cost cutting dairies and supermarkets, and instead
stay small and keep his close relationship with the herd.
A facilitated discussion will follow the screening,
alongside freshly-made milkshakes.
SAT 3 OCTOBER | 6PM
ANDY HEATHCOTE, HEIKE BACHELIER, UK
2013 | 98M | U
THE LUNCHBOX
Spices not only excite your taste buds, but also come
with an impressive list of health benefits unknown to
some.The Lunchbox follows Ila, a middle class house
wife to add some spice to her failing marriage, this time
through her cooking. She desperately hopes that this new
recipe will finally arouse some kind of reaction from her
neglectful husband. She prepares a special lunchbox to
be delivered to him at work, but, unbeknownst to her, it
is mistakenly delivered to the wrong man.
We are delighted to be joined by Daksh Indian Restaurant
who will not only give a presentation on the role of spice
in our daily lives, but also provide you with your very own
Indian lunchbox. For more details of Daksh’s fantastic
menus, see http://www.dakshindian.co.uk/
TUE 6 OCTOBER | 6PM
RITESH BATRA, INDIA | 2013 | 104M | PG
VANISHING OF THE BEES
Bees and other pollinating insects play an essential
role in ecosystems.A third of all our food depends on
their pollination.A world without pollinators would be
devastating for food production.Vanishing of the Bees
follows commercial beekeepers David Hackenberg and
Dave Mendes as they strive to keep their bees healthy
and fulfill pollination contracts across the U.S.
Following the film will be a screening of ‘Hives for
Humanity’, a short film by Matthew Parry about a woman
with a passion for bees who sets out on an endeavour to
set up urban beehives in central Vancouver.
Our special guest for this event is Luisa Gonzalez, a
local sustainable bee farmer, who will talk about the
downsides of commercial beekeeping practices and bring
along some beautiful honey to sample.
THU 8 OCTOBER | 6 PM
MARYAM HENEIN, GEORGE LANGWORTHY, US
2009 | 87M | U
SOCIAL BITE
Free ticketed event with discussion
For The Stove’s final event, we are delighted to be joined
by Social Bite, an innovative business with big ideas.
Running four sandwich shops in
Glasgow and Edinburgh, they put 100% of their profits to
good causes. Social Bite founder Alice Rebecca Thompson
will tell us of the ideas behind ‘Social Business’ and how
this model could help tackle homelessness and poverty,
whilst also serving damn tasty food!
With The Stove’s new catering venture on the horizon,
we proudly welcome the first ‘pop-up’ Stove Cafe at
this event and introduce our new creative catering
collaborators!
SAT 10 OCTOBER | 6PM
SPECIAL S
THE STOVE @ SOUTH WEST PICTURE SHOW
100 HIGH STREET, DUMFRIES DG1 2BJ
a programme of topical events combining film, food and chat.All tickets, £4/£2.To maintain The Stove’s ethos of
inclusivity, we are offering a concessionary price to students, any person claiming benefits and anyone that has
contributed a significant amount of their time to volunteer with The Stove.
To find out more about The Stove, and to book your tickets, please visit www.thestove.org. Please note there is a small
booking fee when buying your tickets online.
The Stove is an arts venue run by a collective of local artists that aims to breathe new life into the centre of Dumfries.
The Stove @ South West Picture Show is the beginning of our new film strand, a six month series of conversational
films and events, opening up discussion and debate.
WAITRESS
Jenna is an inspired pie-maker who hopes to leave her
abusive husband by earning enough money through
her waitressing job. Her feelings about her life, her
marriage, and her pregnancy are all channelled into her
pie baking as she takes steps, sometimes one forward,
two back, into discovering her own identity and making
her own choices.This is the first and only feature of indie
director Adrienne Shelly who tragically died during its
post-production, giving us an all-too brief glimpse of an
original and innovative directing talent.
“Funny, gentle, unpatronising … a quirky portrait of
smalltown Southern life”Wally Hammond,Time Out
TUE 6 OCTOBER | 7PM
ADRIENNE SHELLY, US | 2007 | 107M | 12A
SLEEPER
Woody Allen’s cult science-fiction parody stars himself
as Miles Monroe, the owner of the ‘Happy Carrot’ health
food store, who wakes up 200 years in the future where
fast food is now deemed to be healthy, and the US is a
police state. Miles becomes embroiled in a rebel plot to
infiltrate the establishment and find out the truth behind
the sinister ‘Aries project’. Douglas Rain, the voice of Hal
9000 in 2001:A Space Odyssey, is the voice of the evil
computer.This is Woody Allen at his riotous best, with
probably the funniest scene about cloning ever made.
“Pound for pound, and minute for minute, Sleeper may
just have more laughs in it than any other Woody Allen
movie”, Christopher Null, www.filmcritic.com
THU 8 OCTOBER | 7PM
WOODY ALLEN, US | 1974 | 83M | PG
SPECIAL S
STRANRAER FILM FESTIVAL
THE GRAINSTORE, 9 BRIDGE STREET, STRANRAER DG9 7JA
Screening in the courtyard of the Grainstore, the Stranraer Film Festival is a new venture that hopes to develop the
Grainstore as a new arts centre for Stranraer. For more information and more information about the wealth of films they
are screening, see http://stranfilmfest.uk
TICKETS £4 / £2 available at the Grainstore E: info@grainstore.org
CARRY ON
UP THE KYHBER
DUMFRIES
RUGMAN’S HALL, 92 WHITESANDS, DG1 2RX
During the days of the Raj, Sir Sidney Ruff-Diamond is
the British Governor of the province of Kalabar near
the Khyber Pass, defended by the 3rd Foot and Mouth
Regiment who are rumoured not to wear anything
under their kilts in order to terrify the native population.
A rebellion lead by the fierce warlord Bungdit Din, on
behalf of the Kharsi of Kalabar anxious to seize control
of the province, is ignored as the Governor organises an
important black tie dinner for British dignitaries.The Carry
On team spared no expense on this film, shooting on
location in Wales and borrowing costumes from Tunes of
Glory.This screening of the Carry On Team’s funniest film
– coming in at No 99 in the top 100 British comedy films,
according to the British Film Institute – will also involve
dressing up in true Khyber style and a plate of delicious
curry, courtesy of Scrumptious.
THU 8 OCTOBER | 7PM
GERALD THOMAS, UK | 1968 | 88M | PG
TICKETS £12.50 available from Scrumptious,
Rugman’s Hall, open Mon-Sat 10 am-4 pm
HIGH SOCIETY
DALBEATTIE
BIRCHVALE THEATRE, SOUTHWICK ROAD, DG5 4AR
Based on the play The Philadelphia Story by Phillip
Barry, with songs by Cole Porter, this is the last screen
appearance of Grace Kelly before she became Princess
Grace of Monaco. She plays socialite Tracy Lord, who is
planning to marry the stolid, dependable George now she
is divorced from jazz musician Bing Crosby, but finds she
develops feelings for a reporter, Frank Sinatra, who has
arrived to cover the story of the wedding. Love rectangles
aside, there is a feast of terrific musical numbers by Louis
Armstrong and his band, a witty script, and scrumptious
production design. Come and join us for a glass of bubbly
before the screening!
FRI 9 OCTOBER | 7PM
CHARLES WALTERS, US | 1956 | 107M | U
TICKETS £5 available from Bryan Gowans,
High Street, Dalbeattie;
Ticket Reservation Line T: 07717 676254
E: birchvaleplayers@hotmail.co.uk
BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S
DUMFRIES
MRS GREEN’S TEA LOUNGE, 16 QUEENSBERRY STREET, DG1 1EX
A fabulous romantic comedy at the fabulous Mrs Green’s!
Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard play two people
trying to survive in Manhattan, with Hepburn’s portrayal
of the dazzling, eccentric and wayward Holly Golightly as
one of the iconic figures of twentieth century film culture.
Watch this classic favourite while you enjoy some vintage
style nibbles and mocktails. Party with Audrey, George
and Mrs Green. Being dressed in your favourite Breakfast
at Tiffany’s attire is preferable and entirely appropriate!
Only 30 tickets available.
SUN 11 OCTOBER | 2.30PM
(NO ENTRY AFTER 3 PM)
BLAKE EDWARDS, US | 1961 | 112M | PG
TICKETS £10 available from Mrs Green’s.
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4. SIDES
There is a lot going on in the region around food, food production and local suppliers. For a list of local suppliers, see
www.visitscotland.com/about/food-drink/local-produce/dumfries-galloway. Many of them are interesting
attractions in their own right, as well as suppliers of wonderful local produce.
If you would like to get involved, here are some local groups and organisations:
FAIRTRADE INITIATIVES IN DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY:
there are plans to make the whole region a Fairtraide region, and a number of groups are working
towards this goal. www.dumfriesfairtrade.org.uk
Fairtraide Dumfries & Galloway, Dunscore Fairtraide Group and Dumfries Fairtrade Group can all be found on Facebook
Fairtraide Foundation for resources and more information:
www.fairtrade.org.uk
FARMERS MARKETS IN DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY:
for information on farmers’ markets, artisan produce and local food producers:
www.facebook.com/dgmarkets
INCREDIBLE EDIBLE NETWORK
From a garden in Todmorden, there are now Incredible Edible groups around the world,
growing free produce everywhere for local people to pick and enjoy: the link for the Dumfries group is
https://incredibleedibledumfries.wordpress.com/
SOUTH WEST COMMUNITY WOODLANDS TRUST:
a group dedicated to conserving and regenerating woodlands in Dumfries & Galloway,
and who are planting ‘fruit pockets’ for local schools and communities.
www.swcwt.org
CASTLE DOUGLAS:
the region’s Food Town, with over 50 businesses offering the best of local food and drink.
For events, news and information, see www.cd-foodtown.org
THE GREEN HANDBOOK
is a local quarterly directory of organic food and eco-products, alternative therapists
with local news, articles and events. It is distributed free throughout the region.
For stockists, details of advertising, and useful links, see www.greenhandbook.co.uk
DUMFRIES FRIENDS OF THE EARTH
are a very active group who meet once a month.They will be organising a screening of
‘Greedy Lying Bastards’ about US corporations at the RBCFT in Dumfries on Monday 12 October at 7pm
E: mail johndebbyrosebank@googlemail.com for more details.
CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE
OF MEATBALLS
When hard times hit Swallow Falls, its townspeople
can only afford to eat sardines. Flint Lockwood, a failed
inventor, builds a machine that converts water into food,
and becomes a local hero when tasty treats fall from the
sky like rain. But when the machine spins out of control
and threatens to bury the whole world under giant
mounds of food, Flint finds he may have bitten off more
than he can chew.A fun animated film for all the family.
WED 7 OCTOBER | 5.30PM
PHIL LORD, US | 2009 | 88M | U
E.T. THE EXTRA
TERRESTRIAL
When young Elliot befriends a strange creature hiding
in the woods, he begins to realise that it is an alien with
whom he has a telepathic bond. E.T. is stranded on Earth
but is determined to get home again; equally Elliot is
determined to protect E.T. from government scientists
who want to capture him. Quite possibly one of the
best children’s films ever made – funny, sensitive, and
appealing to children of all ages (and adults too!)
FRI 9 OCTOBER | 5.30PM
STEVEN SPIELBERG, US | 1982 | 115M | U
CHILDREN’S SPECIAL SDUMFRIES
NORTH WEST DUMFRIES RESOURCE CENTRE, COLLEGE DRIVE, DG2 0BX
Free family screenings. For booking and more information, call 01387 279279.
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5. Local Film Festival supported by Film Hub Scotland
FRIDAY 2 OCTOBER
time title venue
7.00pm EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN (PG) Thomas Tosh
7.00pm THE ANGEL’S SHARE (15) A’ The Airts
5.30pm MEALS ON REELS (PG) County Buildings Cinema
SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER
time title venue
7pm JULIE & JULIA (12A) County Buildings Cinema
6pm THE MOO MAN (U) The Stove
7pm SALMON FISHING IN THE YEMEN (12) Eskdalemuir Hub
SUNDAY 4 OCTOBER
time title venue
5.30pm HOW TO COOK YOUR LIFE (PG) County Buildings Cinema
7.00pm WITHNAIL & I (15) Craigdarroch Arms
MONDAY 5 OCTOBER
time title venue
7.30pm MEALS ON REELS (PG) RBC Film Theatre
TUESDAY 6 OCTOBER
time title venue
6.00pm LUNCHBOX (PG) The Stove
7.00pm WAITRESS (12A) The Grainstore
7.30pm GOODFELLAS (18) RBC Film Theatre
WEDNESDAY 7 OCTOBER
time title venue
5.30pm CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS (U)
NW Dumfries
Resource Centre
THURSDAY 8 OCTOBER
time title venue
6.00pm VANISHING OF THE BEES (U) The Stove
7.00pm CARRY ON UP THE KHYBER (PG) Rugman’s Hall
7.00pm SLEEPER (PG) The Grainstore
FRIDAY 9 OCTOBER
time title venue
5.30pm E.T. THE EXTRATERRESTIAL (U)
NW Dumfries
Resource Centre
7.00pm HIGH SOCIETY (U) Birchvale Theatre
7.30pm ADDICTED TO SHEEP (PG) RBC Film Theatre
SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER
time title venue
7.30pm ADDICTED TO SHEEP (PG) RBC Film Theatre
6.00pm SOCIAL BITE EVENT The Stove
SUNDAY 11 OCTOBER
time title venue
2.30pm BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S (PG) Mrs Green’s Tea Rooms
AT A GL ANCE