Pop-up cinema Village Screen is set to return to the Victoria Baths for a series of Valentine’s movie screenings.
The first will be the Tina Fey classic comedy Mean Girls, showing on February 10, with Quentin Tarantino’s True Romance the night after, on February 11.
The Edwardian baths will be decked out with candy striped deck chairs in the Gala Pool, with additional seating on the balcony level.
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Both evenings will also feature themed decor, so cinemagoers can immerse themselves in the atmosphere.
There will be a bar serving themed cocktails, snacks and hot chocolate, as well as freshly popped popcorn.
‘Love letters’ can also be penned on the night, which will then be projected onto the big screen.
Deckchair seats in the pool will cost £18 for adults, and £16 for concessions, while seats on the balcony are £13 or £11 concessions, plus booking fees.
Tickets are on sale now.
The Village Screen has been running for six years, holding events in Sheffield, Manchester and the Peak District, offering street food and other entertainment along with movie screenings.
