Written by Tom Grieve
Celebrate International Women’s Day at home this year, with HOME and Feminista Films’ festival of online shorts.
From £9.99
CFCCA’s Film Club invites you to connect and consider key issues of our present moment, through specially selected works and weekly online screenings.
Free entry
Celebrate Twin Peaks Day with a themed quiz, watch-a-long, doughnuts, cocktails and, of course, damn fine cherry pie.
Free entry
Iris on the Move is a travelling celebration of LGBT+ film, bringing the best of Cardiff’s Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival to the rest of the UK.
From £7.50
Grimmfest presents their inaugural Easter Edition this April, with five days of horror features, shorts and bonus content to enjoy from the comfort of your own home.
From £38
As part of Stockport’s LGBT+ History Month a free online panel and Q&A explores horror’s relationship with queerness.
Free entry
Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan star as New Orleans paramedics who encounter a series of horrific deaths linked to a designer drug.
From £15.99
The Japan Foundation is making its touring film programme free this year, with a streaming selection of titles available for you to watch from home without charge.
Free entry
This small family run ice cream parlour has been serving homemade vanilla ice cream since 1928.
HIVE is an independent artisan quality coffee shop with its own art gallery, whose ‘GuggenHive’ wall gives a leg-up to emerging artists.
Built in 1856, The Cottage has been Blackpool’s most famous fish and chip shop since 1920. With an easy order button on the website, you can either collect, or if you’re a resident in certain postcodes they are offering a delivery service.