This is a Silver Screening of 1917 – everyone is welcome, but Seniors only pay £5 and get a free tea or coffee before the screening. Exterior View front of Buxton Opera House. Credit: David J King This weeks film is 1917

Over 65, and want to learn some new skills or brush up on some old ones? Perfectly Aged is our new fortnightly upcycling group where we’ll be transforming old items of furniture into things of beauty whilst saving the planet. Bring your own items or work on ours. all equipment provided- all that’s needed is enthusiasm.

We are introducing an indoor New Age Kurling group for over 65’s which is played indoors. Why not come along and have a go?   Anyone can play regardless of physical ability.  Refreshments available. New Age Kurling is a form of the original curling game, but adapted so that it can be played indoors on any smooth, flat surface, such as a sports hall, rather than on ice. For more information please contact Carol Townsend on 01298 23970 New Age Kurliing To find out more about New Age Kurling, visit http://www.gbkurling.co.uk/

This is a Silver Screening of The Railway Children – everyone is welcome, but Seniors only pay £5 and get a free tea or coffee before the screening. We also have a an entertainment and access group running next week (Monday 17th February) between 12.30 and 1.30pm to discuss future films for the Silver Screenings. Exterior View front of Buxton Opera House. Credit: David J King This weeks film is The Railway Children

If you’d like a meal out with good company, why not join our Meet and Eat group – a social lunch club for older people?  We visit a variety of places every fortnight, from pubs to cafes to garden centres and other visitor attractions, for a lovely lunch and a good chat! Older gentlemen enjoying a drink We will collect you from your door sometime soon after 11.30am, and take you home again after your meal.  There is a small £4 charge towards the transport, and you will need to bring money for your meal. Contact Emma Robinson on 01298 23970 to find out more and to book.

Entertainment and Access Group – come and join our independent advisory group, in association with Buxton Opera House.  We will be looking at what barriers older people face when accessing entertainment.  We also suggest films for the Silver Screenings at Buxton Cinema, disabled access, older person’s Theatre Critics Circle and setting up a social club for over 65’s.  Help us to shape the future of entertainment for older people in the High Peak. Exterior View front of Buxton Opera House. Credit: David J King No charge for the group but bring money for tea and coffee, and if you want to see the film immediately afterwards, there is a £5 charge.  Today’s film will be The Personal History of David Copperfield

This is a Silver Screening of The Personal History of David Copperfield – everyone is welcome, but Seniors only pay £5 and get a free tea or coffee before the screening. This week also have a an entertainment and access group running next week (Monday 17th February) between 12.30 and 1.30pm to discuss future films for the Silver Screenings. Exterior View front of Buxton Opera House. Credit: David J King This weeks film is The Personal History of David Copperfield

Over 65, and want to learn some new skills or brush up on some old ones? Perfectly Aged is our new fortnightly upcycling group where we’ll be transforming old items of furniture into things of beauty whilst saving the planet. Bring your own items or work on ours. all equipment provided- all that’s needed is enthusiasm.

We are introducing an indoor New Age Kurling group for over 65’s which is played indoors. Why not come along and have a go?   Anyone can play regardless of physical ability.  Refreshments available. New Age Kurling is a form of the original curling game, but adapted so that it can be played indoors on any smooth, flat surface, such as a sports hall, rather than on ice. For more information please contact Carol Townsend on 01298 23970 New Age Kurliing To find out more about New Age Kurling, visit http://www.gbkurling.co.uk/

This is a Silver Screening of A Streetcar Named Desire – everyone is welcome, but Seniors only pay £5 and get a free tea or coffee before the screening. Exterior View front of Buxton Opera House. Credit: David J King This weeks film is A Streetcar Named Desire