Category: Cinemas

[osm_map lat="51.4510916" lon="-2.5988272" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated in the heart of Bristol, the Bristol Megascreen is an outdoor cinema venue with a difference. Rather than operating as a conventional cinema with regular daily screenings, the single-screen venue is reserved for special events and festivals, making each showing something of an occasion for those who attend. Its coordinates place it in central Bristol, close to the city's busy cultural and social hubs, in a part of the city that draws visitors and locals alike throughout the year.A Venue Built for EventsBecause the Bristol Megascreen operates only during special events and festivals, it occupies a unique place among Bristol's entertainment options. It is not somewhere you can drop in on a Tuesday evening to catch a film, but rather a venue that…

[osm_map lat="51.4623314" lon="-2.5652741" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked within the inner-city neighbourhood of Easton in Bristol, Easton Community Cinema is a local cinema venue located at coordinates 51.4623, -2.5653, placing it in the eastern part of the city. Easton is a well-known residential area of Bristol, characterised by its close-knit streets and strong community identity. The cinema sits within this neighbourhood, offering a local screening space for residents and visitors who might otherwise need to travel further into the city centre for a film experience.About the VenueAs the name suggests, Easton Community Cinema operates with a community-focused ethos, bringing film screenings to a local audience in the Easton area. Community cinemas of this type often programme a mix of independent films, documentaries, and other screenings that might not appear on the…

[osm_map lat="51.4629934" lon="-2.6096179" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked along Whiteladies Road in the leafy suburb of Clifton, the Everyman cinema occupies a handsome building at number 42, known historically as the Whiteladies Picture House. This part of Bristol sits in the BS8 postcode district, a predominantly residential area characterised by broad tree-lined streets, independent shops, and a strong sense of community. Clifton itself lies to the west of the city centre and is one of Bristol's most recognisable neighbourhoods, well known for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, its proximity to the Clifton Downs, and easy access into the heart of the city.A Cinema With CharacterThe Everyman on Whiteladies Road is part of the wider Everyman Cinemas chain, a brand that has built a reputation for offering a more relaxed and considered…

[osm_map lat="51.4566839" lon="-2.5915285" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Odeon Bristol sits on Union Street in the heart of Bristol's city centre, within the BS1 postcode district. Well positioned for foot traffic from the surrounding urban core, the cinema is straightforwardly accessible from many of the central neighbourhoods and transport connections that converge on this part of the city. The address places it among the busy streets that connect Bristol's retail and commercial areas, making it a practical destination for residents and visitors alike.About the CinemaThe cinema is part of the Odeon chain, one of the most widely recognised names in British cinema exhibition. The Bristol branch occupies a dedicated building on Union Street, offering the standard Odeon programme of new releases and mainstream titles. The official website for the cinema can be…

[osm_map lat="51.4496099" lon="-2.5610533" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Saint Philips Causeway in the St Philip's Marsh area of Bristol, Showcase Cinemas Bristol occupies a single-storey building within the Avon Meads Shopping Park, carrying the postcode BS2 0SP. The venue sits in the eastern part of the city, a short distance from the city centre, and is easily reachable by road via the causeway that runs through this industrial and retail corridor south of the River Avon.Location and AccessThe cinema is part of the wider Avon Meads retail development, a commercial zone that has taken shape on land close to the former dockside areas of Bristol's inner east. St Philip's Marsh itself is a neighbourhood that developed largely as an industrial district over many decades, and the arrival of retail and…

[osm_map lat="51.4611435" lon="-2.5933154" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked away on Princess Row in the Kingsdown neighbourhood of Bristol, The Cube is an independent microplex cinema operating at number 4, just off the city's inner northern fringe. With a postcode of BS2 8NQ, it sits within easy reach of Bristol's city centre, making it accessible to residents and visitors from across the city and beyond.An Independent Cinema in KingsdownThe Cube operates as a community-led, volunteer-run cinema and arts venue, offering an alternative to mainstream multiplex screenings. The Kingsdown area where it sits is a hillside neighbourhood close to Stokes Croft and the broader St Paul's district, known for its eclectic mix of independent shops, cafes, and creative spaces. The cinema occupies a building on Princess Row, a quiet street that reflects the…

[osm_map lat="51.4805125" lon="-2.6123689" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked away on Northumbria Drive in the Henleaze suburb of Bristol, The Orpheus Cinema is a much-loved independent cinema serving the north of the city. With the postcode BS9 4HL, it sits in a residential part of Bristol that is well regarded for its community atmosphere and proximity to green spaces. The area is largely made up of quiet streets and family homes, making the cinema a natural social anchor for locals who prefer a smaller, more personal film-going experience over larger multiplex venues.A Scott Cinemas VenueThe Orpheus is operated by Scott Cinemas, a regional cinema chain with a focus on traditional, community-oriented picture houses. The company's website can be found at scottcinemas.co.uk, where visitors can browse current and upcoming screenings at the Bristol…

[osm_map lat="51.4517753" lon="-2.598143" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting along Canons Road in the heart of Bristol's city centre, Watershed is a media centre and cinema occupying the first floor of both the north and south Water Shed buildings at 1 Canons Road, BS1 5TX. The venue is positioned close to the waterfront of Bristol's Harbourside, placing it within easy walking distance of some of the city's most well-known cultural landmarks. The building's central location makes it straightforward to reach on foot from the main shopping and commercial districts, and its proximity to the harbour gives the surrounding area a distinctive character that blends post-industrial architecture with contemporary arts and media.What Watershed OffersAs an arts cinema and media centre, Watershed has long been part of Bristol's independent cultural scene. Rather than operating…