The Light Cinema Sheffield

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The Light Cinema Sheffield

The Moor, Sheffield, S1 4PF
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The Light Cinema in Sheffield is a nine-screen all-digital venue showing the latest mainstream blockbusters and independent films.

With plush reclining seating, plenty of legroom and nine state-of-the-art screens, The Light Sheffield opened its doors in 2017. Alongside the latest releases, the cinema shows everything from live theatre broadcasts to rock concerts and hosts special screenings with Q&A sessions.

Offering a complete night out, The Light Cinema is located on The Moor, a relatively newly developed quarter of Sheffield city centre noted for its retail and leisure experiences, and emerging night-time economy. Visitors to this area of the city can enjoy the convenience of all of the usual chain shopping, eating and drinking.

The Light’s café bar is stocked daily with a delicious range of wines, Sheffield craft ales, cocktails and soft drinks – all beverages can be taken into the screen with you (every reclining seat has its own little table attached). There’s all of the usual cinema fare on offer too – popcorn and hotdogs, as well as an assortment of cakes and goodies from local businesses.

Whether you’re looking for a classic flick, the latest blockbuster or the newest arthouse release, Sheffield has a cinema screen for you. Be sure to take a look at our guide to cinemas in Sheffield.

What's on near The Light Cinema Sheffield

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MusicManchester
Auris Sound Art Festival

Manchester’s debut Sound Art Festival brings three days of installation, performance, spatial audio, talks, workshops, soundwalks and film screenings.

From £12.50
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ExhibitionsManchester
UN SEEN ME at SEESAW

Dr Shanali Perera’s paintings explore the space between what can be seen and what is experienced when it comes to illness.

Free entry
Until
Visual ArtsManchester
To See and Be Seen at HOME

A major new exhibition by Manchester-based artist Conor Collins is on display at HOME, responding to the newly created Queer Up North archive.

Woodhill at Lowry
TheatreSalford
Woodhill at Lowry

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From £13.00

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