A event on Saturday 24th September. The event starts at 19:00.
UPDATE: This event is now SOLD OUT! Never fear however - we have another screening on 25/09/16. Tickets available here: http://tinyurl.com/gn6tqzl
EQUINOX: A pilgrimage of folk tales, pagan myths and legends
Friday 23 September – Sunday 25 September 2016
For all it’s beauty, the countryside can be a queer and sinister place. Folk legends, myths and characters form the backbone of life in the village. To celebrate the BFI’s Britain on Film season, Compass Presents will be unveiling some of the mysteries of ancient rural countrysides in inner city Bristol.
Join us on a promenade experience that will lead you around the wild places of Boiling Wells to discover hidden histories and forgotten stories told through the medium of archival film. Look out for signs of Pagan ritual and beware suspicious characters… The promenade culminates in a special outdoor screening of The Wicker Man.
Box Office Information
Where: Boiling Wells is located near the St Werburghs City Farm on Watercress Road, Bristol BS2 9YJ. After you emerge through the first tunnel and approach the farm, continue straight ahead along Mina Rd. You experience will begin as you enter the second, spooky tunnel…
Certificate 15 – no under 15’s.
Open: 19.00. The Wicker Man starts at 20.00.
Screen time: 91 Mins
End: 22.00
Concession (Student, Low Income, Pensioner, Refugee/ Asylum Seeker) must present proof of concession on entry.
This is an outdoor event, please wear appropriate footwear and check our Facebook page for updates. Seating will be on blankets and cushions. Please wear warm clothes. This event is largely accessible. Those with alternative seating requirements or access requirements please contact [email protected].
Parking: There is limited on road parking available in St Werburghs, we strongly encourage you walk, cycle or take public transport.
Entry requirements:
EQUINOX: A pilgrimage of folk tales, pagan myths and legends
Friday 23 September – Sunday 25 September 2016
For all it’s beauty, the countryside can be a queer and sinister place. Folk legends, myths and characters form the backbone of life in the village. To celebrate the BFI’s Britain on Film season, Compass Presents will be unveiling some of the mysteries of ancient rural countrysides in inner city Bristol.
Join us on a promenade experience that will lead you around the wild places of Boiling Wells to discover hidden histories and forgotten stories told through the medium of archival film. Look out for signs of Pagan ritual and beware suspicious characters… The promenade culminates in a special outdoor screening of The Wicker Man.
Box Office Information
Where: Boiling Wells is located near the St Werburghs City Farm on Watercress Road, Bristol BS2 9YJ. After you emerge through the first tunnel and approach the farm, continue straight ahead along Mina Rd. You experience will begin as you enter the second, spooky tunnel…
Certificate 15 – no under 15’s.
Open: 19.00. The Wicker Man starts at 20.00.
Screen time: 91 Mins
End: 22.00
Concession (Student, Low Income, Pensioner, Refugee/ Asylum Seeker) must present proof of concession on entry.
This is an outdoor event, please wear appropriate footwear and check our Facebook page for updates. Seating will be on blankets and cushions. Please wear warm clothes. This event is largely accessible. Those with alternative seating requirements or access requirements please contact [email protected].
Parking: There is limited on road parking available in St Werburghs, we strongly encourage you walk, cycle or take public transport.
Entry requirements: