Introducing our Classic Film Cinema Club

Birmingham Irish • February 25, 2023

Here at Birmingham Irish Association, we are proud to present our brand new service, the Classic Film Cinema Club.

Our Activities and Wellbeing Coordinator, Terry Collier, has created a brand new club for individuals who enjoy watching movies. Each week on a Wednesday afternoon from 1pm a classic feature film is presented on our big screen.

The films will be a variety of classics. The club watches and reviews all the greatest films from the 70's 80's and 90's.


This is a free entry afternoon, bring your own drinks and snacks, everyone is welcome.


Birmingham Irish Association will post the month in advance film list for audience reference.

The first month of the Classic Film Cinema Club has been a huge success with increasing members attending each week. We would love more of the community to come along and join our friendly club and enjoy the new service we are providing.


The address for the club is:

St Anne’s Club

45 Alcester Street

Digbeth

B12 0PH


We are looking forward to welcoming more of our wonderful community soon.


For any other enquires please contact Terry via email terry@birish.org.uk

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