Nomad Cinema Halloween pop-ups

While many pop-up cinemas head into hibernation once summer’s over, not The Nomad. Sunday 28th September see’s the Nomad continue with its residency at The Hoxton Hotel screening cult favourite Zoolander starring the really really ridiculously good looking Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson. Then the ghoulish journey begins at The LookOut, Hyde Park for a series of spooky screenings for Halloween. Slurp on a ‘Singapore Slime’ and discover your true vampire identity at the fancy dress photo booth or test your limits with the ‘unlucky’ dip before settling down to watch Ghostbusters, The Wicker Man, Twilight or The Blair Witch Project.

The LookOut is home to The Royal Parks Foundation, which raises funds to support a wide variety of projects from wildlife conservation and landscape restoration, to community sport, education and art across all eight Royal Parks. Each ticket to the Halloween screenings costs £25 and includes a glass of bubbles, a delicious hot wrap from Souvlaki Street Food, hair-raising Halloween themed activities and a fire-pit for toasting marshmallows. Plus you feel warm in the knowledge that the money spent gets split between the fundraising activities of The Royal Parks Foundation and The Nomad’s charity the Sustainability Institute.

Watch out for more screenings to be announced as the Nomad ventures onto The Hippodrome Casino for special Christmas and Valentine screenings, with more seasonal events planned at The LookOut, The Hoxton Hotel and more.

STILL SHOWING OUTDOORS...

Thursday 25 September – HYDE PARK LIDO – BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S (PG)

Saturday 27 September – QUEEN’S PARK – CINEMA PARADISO (15)

SHOWING INDOORS...

Sunday 28 September – HOXTON HOTEL – ZOOLANDER (12A) 

Thursday 30 October 5.30pm – THE LOOKOUT, HYDE PARK – GHOSTBUSTERS (12A)

Thursday 30 October 8.15pm – THE LOOKOUT, HYDE PARK – THE WICKER MAN (15)

Friday 31 October 5.00pm – THE LOOKOUT, HYDE PARK – TWILIGHT (12A)

Friday 31 October 8.30pm - THE LOOKOUT, HYDE PARK – THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (15)
 
MORE DATES AND VENUES TO BE ANNOUNCED…

Full details on prices and times are available here

The Nomad – the roaming pop-up cinema that gives back.

The Nomad Cinema is a roaming pop-up cinema that gives 100% of profits to its chosen charity, The Sustainability Institute, in South Africa.  For more on The Sustainability Institute please visit sustainabilityinstitute.net Nomad film events embrace and enhance each venue, offering new ways of seeing an uplifting range of films, from classics to cult, noir and silent, to mainstream guilty pleasures. Playful, mischievous and mysterious, The Nomad wanders into town, unpacks cinema magic, and then disappears into the night, leaving no trace.

The Nomad is the pop-up cinema with a difference: a very special festival atmosphere, and that little bit of Nomad magic make our events memorable and unique. More than just providing screenings of great films in appropriately great locations, Nomad events immerse you in the magic of movies with quality catering, goodie bags with gifts from our partners and a warm friendly welcome…

The Nomad is the sister-company to one of West London’s most cherished local cinemas The Lexi.

The Lexi Cinema in Kensal Rise is the UK’s first social enterprise boutique cinema, donating 100% of its profits to charity and staffed predominantly by local volunteers. Founded in 2008, The Lexi has built up a reputation for programming bespoke film events sprinkled with added value including celebrity introductions, goodie bags, treasure hunts, half-time shots of whiskey, massive remote controls, and many other ingenious bits of mischief. With a fantastic screen and a kick-ass sound system (actually one of the country’s best), the beautiful cinema is chic and intimate, but can rival any of the big chains for technical quality.

The Lexi Cinema, 194b Chamberlayne Rd, Kensal Rise, NW10 3JU ?thelexicinema.co.uk
Spooky screenings in Hyde Park for Halloween.

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The Royal Parks
The eight Royal Parks receive almost 40m visits a year. The Royal Parks have played a key role in the history of the Royal Family for over 700 years with many starting as royal hunting or leisure grounds. The parks have also been at the centre of royal pageantry, hosting many ceremonial and celebratory events. Today the parks still play a role in royal processions and ceremonies with Horse Guards Parade Ground hosting Trooping the Colour each June.

The Royal Parks are: Bushy Park, The Green Park, Greenwich Park, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, The Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill, Richmond Park and St James’s Park. The Royal Parks also manages Victoria Tower Gardens, Brompton Cemetery, Grosvenor Square Gardens and the gardens of 10, 11 and 12 Downing Street.

About Hyde Park
Every year millions of Londoners and tourists visit Hyde Park, one of the capital’s eight Royal Parks. Hyde Park covers 350 acres and is home to a number of famous landmarks including the Serpentine Lake, Speakers’ Corner and the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain. The park also offers various recreational activities including open water swimming, boating, cycling, tennis and horse riding.

The Royal Parks Foundation
The Royal Parks Foundation is the charity raising funds and awareness to support the magic of London’s eight Royal Parks. The 5,000 acres of historic parkland are enjoyed by 37 million people annually, providing opportunities for enjoyment and exploration in the heart of the capital. The Royal Parks Foundation are based at The Isis Education Centre at The LookOut, Hyde Park. This centre enables park lovers of all ages to escape the city, learn outside the classroom and enjoy wellbeing activities.