The little-known cinema is showing classic Christmas films throughout December
Tucked away in the underground cellar of the city centre's historic King Street Townhouse, the mini cinema seats 20 people at a time, so offers a cosy setting to watch family favourites including Elf, Home Alone, How The Grinch Stole Christmas and more.
Tickets have already been flying out for the screenings, which take place on weekends in December, starting from December 9, and then December 22, 23 and 26. READ MORE: Manchester's Christmas Parade and Toy Processions are back for 2023 with city's FREE Festive SundaysThere are three films shown each day, except for one of the days, and include something for all ages, with ratings from U to 15.
You can buy tickets either just for the film or to include snacks, afternoon tea and cocktails. Ticket are priced from £16.54 and can booked via Eventbrite.
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