Cinema Screenings in Glasgow
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FREEDoors Open Day: Glasgow Cinema City
📍 National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall
SOLD OUTScreening: The Fall and Rise of the Barras
📍 Mono
Sold out at source
Free Films for Freshers: Trainspotting
📍 King Tuts Wah Wah Hut
FREEChoose Life: Edinburgh's Battle Against AIDS, a film by Stephen Bennett
📍 Tramway
FREEDoors Open Day: Behind the scenes tour
📍 National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall
FREECinemARC: Everybody to Kenmure Street
📍 Advanced Research Centre (ARC), University of Glasgow
Free Films for Freshers: Shrek
📍 King Tuts Wah Wah Hut
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Kimpton Blythswood Square Cinema Club
📍 Kimpton Blythswood Square Hotel & Spa
SOLD OUTArt of Cinema Going – Neil Johnson-Symington
📍 Edward House
Sold out at source
FREEKIZUNA - Community Through Printmaking, Glasgow Book & Film Launch
📍 Glasgow Zine Library
FREEDoors open Day: Creative cinema club crafternoon
📍 National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall
FREELocal Hero: Film Screening at The Couper Institute
📍 Couper Institute
GCF: Event 4 / The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)
📍 Glasgow Cathedral
From £18.00
Celtic v Rangers - Live Match Screening
📍 Edmiston House
£6.50
FREEDouble Bill screening: Beautiful Trouble /United in Anger: A History of ACT UP
📍 Tramway
FREESauchiehall Street Platter and Patter
📍 Edward House
FREEPlatter and Patter: Projectionists and Popcorn
📍 Edward House
FREEBollywood Screening
📍 Waterstones Sauchiehall Street
FREESonica Glasgow: This is My Heart - BLIESBRO
📍 Offline Cinema And Studios
FREEGerman Cinema: 22 Lengths ("22 Bahnen")
📍 Goethe-Institut Glasgow
FREESmoke and Mirrors
📍 SEIN Samaritan House
Howl's Moving Castle Movie Night
📍 The Bungalow Bar
ALL OR NOTHING MOVIE SCREENING!
📍 McChuills Music Bar & Venue
£11.55
Quadrophenia (15)
📍 The Pyramid at Anderston
£4.50 - £9.38
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Cinema Screenings in Glasgow — Guide
Cinema screenings in Glasgow offer a unique and intimate way to enjoy films across various genres and eras. Whether you're a film enthusiast looking for rare or classic movie showings, or someone who appreciates smaller, more personal screening environments, these events cater to a diverse audience. Expect to find screenings happening at a variety of venues such as arts centres, dedicated film & cinema spaces, and even some pub function rooms and community halls. The atmosphere is often cozy and engaging, with pre-screening talks or post-show discussions adding to the experience.