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Sunday film night – doors open 6.30 pm – film starts 7 pm – all tickets £6 A look at Germany’s terrorist group, The Red Army Faction (RAF), which organized bombings, robberies, kidnappings and assassinations in the late 1960s and ’70s. The second of three films set in Post War Germany. Storyline Germany in the

Sunday film night – doors open 6.30 pm – film starts 7 pm – all tickets £6  In 1984 East Berlin, an agent of the secret police, conducting surveillance on a writer and his lover, finds himself becoming increasingly absorbed by their lives. The first in a series of films set in Germany shown through

Christmas At The Musicals – with Mary-Jess & Joanna Forest Doors Open 7pm – Concert from 7.30pm.   Tickets £15  – VIP Tickets available at £35 VIP tickets are available on a first come first served basis and include a pre-show Meet & Greet with Mary-Jess and Joanna Forest at 6.30pm, light refreshments during the Meet &

Tickets at £10/8/5 Doors 7.30pm. Start 8pm Southern Belle will perform a selection of old time songs and dance tunes originating from the Appalachian Mountains. Old time music is pre-bluegrass with the roots originating from African, Irish and European workers that merged their own genres together in the US using the banjo and fiddle. The fiddle and

Def. Tone 17 – Amazing 17+ Piece Contemporary Big Band Jazz  Tickets from £9/8 online or £10/9 on the door. Have you ever heard contemporary big band jazz at CICCIC? If not then you’ll be amazed by this concert by Def. Tone 17. Formed just 4 years ago – they played their first ever gig at

Come and celebrate the Mexican Day of the Dead festival with the whole family at this FREE event! 2.00pm-5.00pm. We will be watching the Disney film “Coco” and enjoying refreshments and activities. “Coco” is a PG rated film, which means that children under 8 should watch at a parent’s discretion. There will be gentle discussion

Hullabaloo – a festival of improvisation and sound. November 17/18th 2018   A two- day celebration, Hullabaloo explores improvisation and the spontaneity that is a key part of our creativity. Although centered on music, the festival also celebrates improvisation in visual art, comedy, drama and dance, as well as wider ideas of creativity, spontaneity and imagination.Hullabaloo

Gentlemen of Few – Doors open 7.30pm – Music from 8pm Tickets £12 on the door – £10 advance online – £7 concessions online (students/unwaged/income support. BBC Radio 2 Folk Award Finalists, Gentlemen of Few, play an eclectic blend of indie-folk and  classic rock with skilful vocal harmonies and powerful lyrics perform their music with

On Saturday 1st December 2018 the CICCIC holds its 5th “Surf Garage Rock n Rock Night”.  Doors open 7.30pm – music from 8pm Tickets £10 on the door, £8 on line, £5 concessions student/unwaged/supported income. Headling this time will be Bristol’s “The Hawkmen”. Drawing from an array of influences such as rhythm and blues, soul,