The pop-up cinema showing Harry Potter and other classics in a cave in the Peak District
Film fans can get the chance to watch some of their favourite movies in a rather unique location this month - inside a cave in the Peak District. The pop-up cinema event The Village Screen is returning to Peak Cavern, with classics including Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and The Goonies being shown on a 21ft screen.
Adding to the experience is pre-show live music, themed actors and mesmerising decorations. Independent street food stalls will be providing a tasty range of snacks and drinks, including themed drinks, beers, prosecco, popcorn and more.During the film cinema-goers can benefit from a snack and drink delivery service straight to their seat.
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