Watch Big Films on the Big Screen right here in Bangor.
Taylor Swift | The Official Release Party of a Showgirl (cert. TBC)
Celebrate The Official Release Party of a Showgirl in cinemas only on October 4th – 5th. See the exclusive world premiere of the music video, “The Fate of Ophelia”, along with behind-the-scenes footage from the music video shoot, brand new lyric videos, and Taylor’s never-before-seen personal reflections on songs from her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl.
A Big Bold Beautiful Journey (15)
Friday 3 – Thursday 9 October
At a wedding, Sarah and David unexpectedly meet and are swept into a magical, heart-tugging journey that lets them relive pivotal moments from their pasts, illuminating their present and opening the possibility of altering their futures.
Grand Prix of Europe (U)
Saturday 4 – Sunday 19 October
Edda, a young mouse, dreams of racing glory. Disguising herself as her idol Ed, she enters the Grand Prix—her risky stunt to win prize money that could save her family’s amusement park, in a fast-paced, heart-warming animated adventure.
GoldenEye (15)
Sunday 5 October, 2pm
James Bond returns in the thrilling debut of Pierce Brosnan’s era, facing deadly enemies and high-stakes espionage. Celebrate 30 years of GoldenEye, the spy adventure that defined a generation.
The Conjuring: Last Rites (15)
6 + 7 October
In their final chilling case, Ed and Lorraine Warren confront a mysterious supernatural force tied to a terrifying disappearance, delivering one last haunting chapter in their saga.
Living Proud, Living Well (15)
Wednesday 8 October, 6pm
To complete the day for the LGBTQ+ Health Fair the health Board have partnered with Iris Prize to show four short films, all with a health theme. The screening of these films will be free and open to delegates of the Health Fair as well as members of the public. There will be a Q &A panel at the end of the screening with the writers, director and executive producer of several of the films.
The Toxic Avenger (18)
Thursday 9 October, 7.15pm
When Winston Gooze is transformed into The Toxic Avenger by a toxic accident, he becomes a grotesque yet heroic defender. Balancing over-the-top gore with humor and heart, he fights corruption and protects his community.
One Battle After Another (15)
Friday 10 – Thursday 16 October
A washed-up revolutionary, Bob, must reunite with old allies to rescue his daughter when a long-scarred enemy resurfaces after 16 years. High-stakes, relentless, and emotionally charged, this is a frenetic chase across past and present.
Brides (15)
Friday 10 – Thursday 16 October
Two teenage girls—Doe, a quiet Muslim immigrant, and her outspoken friend Muna—run away from their troubled lives in the UK with a dangerous plan to travel to Syria in search of freedom, friendship, and belonging.
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Studio Theatre
Elinor Bennett: Llais Hen Delynau
Thursday 9 October 7.30pm
An opportunity to listen to music from the 18th and early 19th centuries played on two wonderful old harps, made in the same period. The story begins with the Triple harp, which was developed in Italy during the Baroque period and was played at the Royal Court in London at the time of Handel. With three rows of strings, the triple harp was difficult to play, expensive to string, and was forgotten by harpists in other countries. Paradoxically, it was adopted by the old Welsh harpists, and became the instrument of ordinary people in Wales. The harp played in this programme was made by the famous Triple harp-maker, John Richard of Llanrwst, circa 1755.
Frân Wen a Theatr y Sherman: Dynolwaith
Friday 10 October 7.30pm
Frân Wen and Sherman Theatre Co-production Dynolwaith
A MAN IN THE MAKING
It’s 2015. Jac is a young trans man, born in the wrong body, beginning the search for the life he knows he’s meant to live.
As he begins his transition, tensions rise, relationships strain, and the support he relies on starts to feel more fragile than ever. When a final rejection pushes Jac to his breaking point, he hurls himself into oblivion, testing the limits of both his body and his mind.
Will those he loves stand by him when it matters most? Written and performed by Leo Drayton, Dynolwaith is a deeply personal and heartfelt Welsh-language story of self-discovery, resilience, and transformation that will resonate long after the curtain falls.
Age: 16+
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Theatre Bryn Terfel
Bronwen Lewis: Finding Me
Friday 10 October, 7.30pm
BBC Radio Wales star Bronwen Lewis makes her return to the stage in celebration of the release of her hugely anticipated new album ‘Finding Me’
The Welsh singer-songwriter whose style sits between Country, Pop, Folk and Blues is proudly bilingual and received international acclaim during her time on The Voice, when she brought Tom Jones to tears. Her rising star means Bronwen is now sitting on one of the famous red chairs as judge on Y Llais, The Welsh edition of The Voice.
Bronwen’s second album ‘Finding Me’ has been three years of love and care in the making. Bronwen will be debuting songs from her new album alongside fan favourites and much-loved covers of traditional Welsh classics delivered in true Bronwen style with hilarious stories intertwined!
Bronwen’s recent ‘Big Night In’ tour wowed lucky audiences and included a SOLD OUT Swansea Arena, her biggest show to date. Don’t miss out on this limited run of intimate shows with Bronwen Lewis, book now to avoid disappointment!
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Events for the Community
Vertical Dance Kate Lawrence and Pontio presents Lunch on the Fly – on a Sunday every two weeks
This is a fun session in which you can have a go at vertical dance. Starting with an easy warm up, you will then try to stand on and jump off a vertical floor using waist harnesses. You will be guided through some simple positions, and then you will fly!
Wear comfortable clothing with snug layers around waist and top of legs.
Age: 16+
Limited capacity – space for 12 people only.
No experience necessary
Dance for Parkinson’s – weekly sessions on Tuesday
Tuesdays, 1.30pm-3pm
National Dance Company Wales is excited to launch new Dance for Parkinson’s classes in Bangor!
Dance for Parkinson’s classes are fun and informal.
Dance has been proven to develop confidence and strength, whilst temporarily relieving some participants of symptoms in everyday life. Classes are creative and promote feelings of freedom from the physical and social constraints of having Parkinson’s.
We are an Affiliated hub of English National Ballet’s Dance for Parkinson’s programme.
Classes are 90 minutes long, and all you’ll need is a chair.
English National Ballet’s Dance for Parkinson’s programme has been running since 2008. We are proud to be part of the Dance for PD membership, to support Dance for Parkinson’s Partnership and People Dancing and to have an affiliation with Parkinson’s UK. ENB’s national Dance for Parkinson’s programme enjoys close links with Parkinson’s UK and the European Parkinson’s Disease Association EPDA.
Caffi Babis – first Friday of the month
3 October, 7 November, 5 December
Siwan Llynor and Angharad Harrop
Caffi Babis is a new session that we offer for new parents and their babies.
This is a creatvie hour with Siwan Llynor and Angharad Harrop that gives new parents the opportunity to meet other parents, as well as to relax with your baby for a while. An hour to bring parents together, in a safe space. Eeach session will last around 45 minutes, with the opportunity to have a chat afterwards.
The session is most suitable for children up to 24 months, however, older children are welcome to join.
Only one ticket required for adult and child
