Cinema City hosting outdoor cinema at Plantation Garden

An outdoor cinema is returning for seven film screenings in a secret Norwich garden this summer <i>(Image: Cinema City)</i>
An outdoor cinema is returning for seven film screenings in a secret Norwich garden this summer (Image: Cinema City)
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A summer cinema under the stars is returning for a season of outdoor movie magic.

Cinema City will return to host screenings of popular films in The Plantation Garden, just off Earlham Road in Norwich, from August 28.

Seven films will be screened as part of the event, which hopes to offer a "proper night out" with snacks, drinks and a friendly atmosphere.

The screenings, which each begin at dusk, will be La La Land (August 28), The Thing (August 29), Stop Making Sense (August 30), The Goonies (August 31), Mamma Mia! (September 4), 10 Things I Hate About You (September 5) and Jaws (September 6).

The doors to the event will open at 7.30pm each night, but the film will only start at dusk, or as soon as it gets dark.

Blankets, cushions and small picnic chairs are allowed, and a limited number of deck chairs will be supplied by the venue on a first-come, first-served basis.

Each ticket purchase includes a £7 credit towards food and drink on the night.

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