Room
The Hall
Times
Tue 4th August | 6.30 - 9.30pm
Price
Pay what you can. Suggested £2-5 unwaged £5-10 waged
How to Book
EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET
EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET
EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET
4 August @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Film rating '12 A'
Stand up to Racism Lancaster & Morecambe are hosting a community screening of the Sundance award winning documentary about the day hundreds of residents in the community of Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, rushed to the streets to stop the deportation of their neighbours.
Intro and Q&A with Mohammad Asif, a local resident and Director of the Afghan Human Rights Foundation who is a key figure featured in the film.
Encourage your friends and neighbours to come and celebrate our diverse community and to help organise against Racism.
4 August @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Film rating '12 A'
Stand up to Racism Lancaster & Morecambe are hosting a community screening of the Sundance award winning documentary about the day hundreds of residents in the community of Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, rushed to the streets to stop the deportation of their neighbours.
Intro and Q&A with Mohammad Asif, a local resident and Director of the Afghan Human Rights Foundation who is a key figure featured in the film.
Encourage your friends and neighbours to come and celebrate our diverse community and to help organise against Racism.
Accessibility
Dark / Low Light Area
All Dogs Welcome
Easy Access SeatsFor further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
Find more Events at The Gregson
Additional Access Info:
Low light zone – when you enter the room, the lights will be on. These are turned off when the film starts, making the space a low light zone. During the Q & A the LED houselights will be on.
Sensory advisory – The screening will use surround sound. The volume can be controlled by the event lead who will be there on the day.
Q&A – You are welcome to participate as much or as little as you like. Seats are always available at the side of the room.
Film – the film is 98 mins long and is rated as 12A. It contains infrequent strong language
Please note we expect the event to be busy and there will be no bar in the room – please use the Community Cafe Bar in the centre to get drinks/snacks and arrive in time to do this.
Interested in this event? You may also be interested in the Gregson’s partnership work with RAIS – join us on the dancefloor at Beats Without Borders.
Stand up to Racism Lancaster & Morecambe are hosting a community screening of the Sundance award winning documentary about the day hundreds of residents in the community of Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, rushed to the streets to stop the deportation of their neighbours.
Intro and Q&A with Mohammad Asif, a local resident and Director of the Afghan Human Rights Foundation who is a key figure featured in the film.
Encourage your friends and neighbours to come and celebrate our diverse community and to help organise against Racism.
Additional Access Info:
Low light zone – when you enter the room, the lights will be on. These are turned off when the film starts, making the space a low light zone. During the Q & A the LED houselights will be on.
Sensory advisory – The screening will use surround sound. The volume can be controlled by the event lead who will be there on the day.
Q&A – You are welcome to participate as much or as little as you like. Seats are always available at the side of the room.
Film – the film is 98 mins long and is rated as 12A. It contains infrequent strong language
Please note we expect the event to be busy and there will be no bar in the room – please use the Community Cafe Bar in the centre to get drinks/snacks and arrive in time to do this.
Interested in this event? You may also be interested in the Gregson’s partnership work with RAIS – join us on the dancefloor at Beats Without Borders.
Accessibility
Dark / Low Light Area All Dogs Welcome Easy Access SeatsFor further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
Find more Events at The Gregson
Stand up to Racism Lancaster & Morecambe are hosting a community screening of the Sundance award winning documentary about the day hundreds of residents in the community of Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, rushed to the streets to stop the deportation of their neighbours.
Intro and Q&A with Mohammad Asif, a local resident and Director of the Afghan Human Rights Foundation who is a key figure featured in the film.
Encourage your friends and neighbours to come and celebrate our diverse community and to help organise against Racism.
Accessibility
Dark / Low Light Area All Dogs Welcome Easy Access SeatsFor further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
Additional Access Info:
Low light zone – when you enter the room, the lights will be on. These are turned off when the film starts, making the space a low light zone. During the Q & A the LED houselights will be on.
Sensory advisory – The screening will use surround sound. The volume can be controlled by the event lead who will be there on the day.
Q&A – You are welcome to participate as much or as little as you like. Seats are always available at the side of the room.
Film – the film is 98 mins long and is rated as 12A. It contains infrequent strong language
Please note we expect the event to be busy and there will be no bar in the room – please use the Community Cafe Bar in the centre to get drinks/snacks and arrive in time to do this.
Interested in this event? You may also be interested in the Gregson’s partnership work with RAIS – join us on the dancefloor at Beats Without Borders.
