Hyde Park Picture House

BYOB screenings are a chance for the parents and carers of babies up to 15months old (up to 2 adults per baby) to get to the cinema without leaving the little one at home.

With raised lighting levels, baby changing and bottle warming facilities and free tea or coffee for each grown-up we aim to make these screenings as comfortable for you as possible.

Doors open at 10:30, if you want to come down early and catch up with friends, and the film starts around 11:15. Due to limited space, we advise people to bring babies in slings or car-seats where possible. Numbers are limited for BYOB showings, so it is advisable to book in advance, particularly for the more well known films.

For more information feel free to email us at: info@hydeparkpicturehouse.co.uk

Or call 0113 275 2045 to speak to a member of staff. 

Join the BYOB email list and be kept up-to-date with screening information - just email us at the above address or give us a call.

Two-Lane Blacktop - 21st January

The Rocky Horror Picture Show - 28th January

Crumb - 4th February

Before Sunrise (Valentines Special) - 11th February

The Thing - 18th February

Re-Animator - 25th February

The Wild Bunch - Director's Cut - 3rd March

Altered States - 10th March

Pink Flamingos (40th Anniversary) - 17th March
 

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