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Kind Hearts and Coronets - Silver Screen
Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949)
At our new home for our Silver Screen the Belmont Bowling Club during Strand's refurbishment!
Silver Screenings: May 22nd & 29th
Comedy
When his mother eloped with an Italian opera singer, Louis Mazzini was cut off from her aristocratic family. After the family refuses to let her be buried in the family mausoleum, Louis avenges his mother's death by attempting to murder every family member who stands between himself and the family fortune. But when he finds himself torn between his longtime love and the widow of one of his victims, his plans go awry.
Our new Belmont Bowling Club space has limited capacity, pre-booking is recommended. Unfortunately, we were not able to bring our cinema seats, but we've sourced comfortable upholstered seats. The space is fully accessible. Toilets a short distance away.
Rocky at Hooked Boxing Club
Watch one of the greatest underdog stories of all time in a venue that lives and breathes boxing.
We’re teaming up with Hooked, Holywood’s boutique boxing club, for a one-of-a-kind screening of Rocky – set up right in the boxing room. The night kicks off with a short talk from Jake McBride, founder of Hooked, who’ll share how boxing has shaped his life and supported his mental health journey. Then it’s lights down, gloves off, and into the ring with Stallone’s classic.
This special event is sponsored by Peroni, so enjoy a cold one on us as you enjoy the film.
All ticket holders can take part in a free group boxing taster session earlier that day at 1pm or 2pm.
To book your boxing session, email jake@hookedbelfast.com with your booking reference. Limited to 30 people per class.
Your ticket includes:
Screening of Rocky inside Hooked’s boxing gym
A complimentary Peroni
Pre-film talk from Jake McBride
A free group boxing session at 1pm or 2pm on the day
ROCKY at Hooked
98-100 High Street, Holywood, BT18 9HW
Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th May
Talk at 8:15pm | Film at 8:30pm
£25 (includes drink + boxing session)
Streets of East Belfast; Origin and Evolution
Explore the origin and evolution of our local streetscape in this fascinating session!
Are you interested in how our urban environment has changed over the years? Have you ever wondered where our local street names came from?
Did you know that a cluster of streets in east Belfast are named after horse-racing champions? Or that many street names are reminders of historic industries and long-gone grand houses?
Learn more about our local streetscape and contribute your own memories!
Part of our ‘Heritage Talks' programme: free talks about the heritage of the local area, followed by a cuppa and a chat. Hosted by the Strand at our pop-up venue at Belmont Bowling Club. Made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund
High Noon - Silver Screen
High Noon (1952)
At our new home for our Silver Screen the Belmont Bowling Club during Strand's refurbishment!
Silver Screenings: 5th & 12th June
Western
Will Kane, the sheriff of a small town in New Mexico, learns a notorious outlaw he put in jail has been freed, and will be arriving on the noon train. Knowing the outlaw and his gang are coming to kill him, Kane is determined to stand his ground, so he attempts to gather a posse from among the local townspeople.
Our new Belmont Bowling Club space has limited capacity, pre-booking is recommended. Unfortunately, we were not able to bring our cinema seats, but we've sourced comfortable upholstered seats. The space is fully accessible. Toilets a short distance away.
Summer Sounds: The Vibes Play Don Drummond & Sister Kush Vinyl Set
Summer Sounds: The Vibes Play Don Drummond + Sister Kush Vinyl Setat Harland & Wolff Staff Club
Friday 13th June | 7.30pm doors | 8pm start
Sister Kush sets the tone with a vinyl set of reggae, ska, dub and soul. Known for her selection of reggae rarities, 2Tone favourites and timeless feel-good grooves, she’ll be warming up the room from 8pm.
The Vibes follow with their acclaimed tribute to Jamaican trombone legend Don Drummond, performing tracks from their album The Vibes Play Don Drummond—a deep dive into the early days of ska with arrangements by UK brass icon Dennis Rollins. Expect classics like Simmer Down, Occupation and Latin Goes Ska, alongside the band’s trademark reggae reworks of Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin and more.
Harland and Wolff is a social club and will have much cheaper drinks than city centre bars!
Getting to Harland and Wolff
Address: 8-10 Dundela Ave, BT4 3BQ (not far from the Strand)
Buses: G1 10 min walk. 3 c/f/b 5 min walk.
Parking - no parking on Dundela Ave, park on Newtownards Road - less than 5 min walk
Casablanca (1942) - Silver Screen
Casablanca (1942)
At our new home for our Silver Screen the Belmont Bowling Club during Strand's refurbishment!
Silver Screenings: 19th & 26th June
Drama/War
In Casablanca, Morocco in December 1941, a cynical American expatriate meets a former lover, with unforeseen complications.
Our new Belmont Bowling Club space has limited capacity, pre-booking is recommended. Unfortunately, we were not able to bring our cinema seats, but we've sourced comfortable upholstered seats. The space is fully accessible. Toilets a short distance away.
East Belfast during World War Two
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of WW2.This talk remembers the role of East Belfast in the war, and also examines the impact of the war on the area, from both a physical and social perspective.
This richly illustrated talk will incorporate archival footage, photographs and oral history.
Part of our ‘Heritage Talks’ programme: free talks about the heritage of the local area, followed by a cuppa and a chat. Hosted by the Strand at our ‘pop-up’ venue at Belmont Bowling Club. Made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund
The Strand: Our Past, Present and Future
Thursday 31 July, 11am
The Strand: Our Past, Present and Future
FREE
A unique chance to find out what is going on behind the current hoarding at the Strand, and gain insight into our exciting renovation. Find out about the rapid progress to date, learn about recent fascinating discoveries in our historic building, and hear about our plans for the future.
Hear from our Heritage Officer and representatives from Martin & Hamilton who are currently working on site! There will even be a chance to see some of the exciting finds unearthed during recent renovation work.
Part of our ‘Heritage Talks’ programme: free talks about the heritage of the local area, followed by a cuppa and a chat. Hosted by the Strand at our pop-up venue at Belmont Bowling Club. Made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Singin' in the Rain - Silver Screen
Singin in the Rain (1952)
With live performance as part of EastSide Arts Festival
At our new home for our Silver Screen the Belmont Bowling Club during Strand's refurbishment!
Silver Screenings: Thursday 31st July
Romance, Musical, Comedy
A silent film star falls for a chorus girl just as he and his delusionally jealous screen partner are trying to make the difficult transition to talking pictures in 1920s Hollywood.
Our new Belmont Bowling Club space has limited capacity, pre-booking is recommended. Unfortunately, we were not able to bring our cinema seats, but we've sourced comfortable upholstered seats. The space is fully accessible. Toilets a short distance away.
Big Love - Fleetwood Mac Tribute live band
8pm Friday 1st August
at Shorts Sports & Recreational Club
Big Love brings a fully live six-piece Fleetwood Mac tribute show with an authentic sound. This exciting show covers all the hits of the phenomenally successful Buckingham-Nicks era of the band, as well as making reference back to the classic Peter Green line-up and is guaranteed to appeal to fans of all ages.
Tickets £17
Shorts Sports & Recreational Club is a social club and will have much cheaper drinks than city centre bars!
Getting to Shorts Sports & Recreational Club
Address: Aircraft Park, Holywood Rd, Belfast BT4 1SJ (near Ashfield Girls School)
Buses: 3 a/b/c/e, 502a + less than 5min walk
Parking - free car park
Defiling Gravity: Dan Leith
Harland and Wolff8pm, Friday 1st August
£12
Defiling Gravity : Dan Leith
Work-in-progress - catch this show before it heads to the Edinburgh Fringe!
Our favourite Stranded artist is back...
Dan Leith's brand-new musical comedy show is an uproarious journey through life's ups and downs. With catchy tunes, witty lyrics and a clever twist on everyday struggles, this award-winning comic offers a performance filled with wry wit, humour and turbulence. Audience members are invited to strap in, pay attention to the safety announcement, and enjoy an unforgettable flight full of laughs and entertainment.
Perfect for those who love captivating comedy and clever songs, Defiling Gravity is a must-see that will leave you smiling and humming all the way home.
Harland and Wolff is a social club and offers much cheaper drinks than city centre bars!
Getting to Harland and Wolff
Address: 8-10 Dundela Ave, BT4 3BQ (not far from the Strand)
Buses: G1 10 min walk. 3 c/f/b 5 min walk.
Parking - no parking on Dundela Ave, park on Newtownards Road - less than 5 min walk
