#Silver screen classics series

The Colliery Bistro is open Tuesday to Sunday between 10.00am and 4.00pm.Between all the streaming services out there, there are endless movies you could watch next, but how many of them have stood the test of time as classics? For a guaranteed good watch, we've rounded up 35 films that are more than 25 years old and have made an impact on culture and cinematic zeitgeist. The Museum opens at 11.00am with timed tours throughout the day beginning at 11.15am. Lawrence Birthplace Museum, is open Tuesday to Sunday (closed Monday) from 10.00am until 4.00pm. Lawrence Heritage, which includes the D.H.

Visitors can also enjoy the Blue Line Trail, a 3 mile self guided walk around Eastwood and the surrounding areas.

The attraction brings together a museum, heritage centre, gift shop, art gallery, meeting room facility, civil wedding venue and the newly opened Colliery Bistro. Lawrence Heritage is a multi-award winning visitor attraction based around two highly-acclaimed sites. The attraction’s new annual events programme is available upon request.

Lawrence Heritage Centre throughout 2012. The Classic Friday Film Club is part of a varied programme events taking place at the D.H. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Admission is £3.00, £2.50 with Broxtowe Leisure card and £2.00 with D.H. Lawrence Heritage Centre, unless otherwise stated. Friday 21st December – It's a Wonderful Life, Certificate U (1946) All screenings will take place from 11.00am at the D.H.Friday 16th November – Breakfast at Tiffany's, Certificate PG (1961).the Extra-Terrestrial, Certificate PG, (1982) Friday 7th September – The Rocking Horse Winner, Certificate PG (1950).Friday 27th July – Cool Runnings, Certificate PG (1993).Friday 20th July – North by North West, Certificate PG (1959).Friday 8th June – Finding Nemo, Certificate U (2003).Friday 1st June – The Queen, Certificate 12 (2006).Friday 18th May – Future Shorts (6pm), a Museum at Night exclusive screening, and Casablanca (7.45pm), Certificate U (1942).Friday 20th April – Singin’ in the Rain, Certificate U (1952).Friday 13th April – Walt Disney’s 101 Dalmatians, Certificate U (1996).Friday 16th March – Made in Dagenham, Certificate 15 (2010).Lawrence Heritage Centre in Mansfield Road, Eastwood on the following dates: The Classic Friday Film Club will bring the following films to the silver screen at the D.H. To celebrate an exciting year of national events there will also be a screening of the 1996 Oscar-winning film, The Queen, as well as films which capture the spirit of the London 2012 Olympics. In addition there will also be screenings of cinematic great such as Singin’ in the Rain and Breakfast at Tiffany’s, as well as firm family favourites screened during school holidays, such as Finding Nemo and E.T. Lawrence fan, Billy Ivory, on Friday 16th March.

#Silver screen classics series

The series will begin with a screening of the 2010 hit film Made in Dagenham, written by Nottinghamshire writer and D.H. The new Classic Friday Film Club, which begins on Friday 16th March, will include a year-long programme of timeless classics and family favourites for all ages to enjoy. Lawrence Heritage Centre as the Centre lays down the red carpet for the attraction’s first-ever series of classic film screenings. IT WILL BE “Lights, Camera, Action” at Eastwood’s D.H.