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Warwick St, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1BB, UK
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A volunteer-run cinema and venue in Newcastle showing a wide programme of films (classics, world cinema, horror, LGBTQ+ and documentary strands), plus live music, performance, puppet theatre, quizzes and parties. It also hosts workshops and clubs such as filmmaking weekends, sewing, knitting and crochet (Woolly Mammoths), Art Club, Permacomputing Club, Burnout Club drop-in creative sessions and a peer-support psychedelic integration circle. There is a café open every Sunday 12–4pm, a monthly late-night Twilight Cafe, a Community Kitchen, open meetings and volunteer inductions.
The page does not give general age limits; it only notes that the free drop-in Woolly Mammoths knitting and crochet club is open to any age, ability or gender, with a condition mentioned for children under 16.
Not stated on this website.
The page mentions Burnout Club, a monthly drop-in described as a laid-back space to join in with creative fun or relax around nice people, but no autism-specific relaxed or quiet screenings are described.
Most events do not have prices listed; the Woolly Mammoths knitting and crochet club is described as free, and two Talk Shop workshops are listed as free workshops. Some events, such as the Carrie Halloween Prom, are ticketed.
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