Membership
Membership for our 2023/24 Season
For our 2023/24 season, we will again be screening six films. By popular demand, we are having two screenings of each film, each being shown on two consecutive days. We offered a choice of membership - either for the first screening or the second - so members were able to choose which one they preferred.
Membership for the whole season of six films was available for £40, a saving of £8 on the ticket price. For non-members, tickets for each performance are available from Brownlie's on the High Street or at the door for £8.
About Membership
The aim of Biggar Little Cinema is to provide the opportunity for members of an isolated rural community to enjoy good films in a cinema environment, at as low a cost as practicable, without having to make a round trip of 60 miles or more to the commercial cinema.
We are a not-for-profit voluntary organisation and members are very important to us - people who support our aims ofbeing a community cinema. A strong membership provides a robust base. Membership subscriptions help our cash flow and reduce film licence fees. The more members we have, the lower licensing fees we pay.
Membership is open to anybody over the age of 18 years who applies to join and pays the subscription. As a member you will receive news updates by email if you opt in for this service.
About Our Website - Accessibility
Meeting Web Standards
We believe the Internet should be easy to use for everyone, including those with disabilities. With this in mind, we have adopted a policy of accessibility, and have designed this website to comply with current web standards, as defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Design Guidelines
- The website has been designed with these accessibility guidelines in mind:
- Navigation throughout the site works in a consistent way
- A standard web font is used to make it easy for all to read
- Generally, the size of the font can be adjusted according to the user’s needs, using standard browser and operating system options
- Full size images are given ‘alt text' alternatives, except those which are only decorative, in which case the tags are left blank
- Colour is never used as the only way to convey information
Browsers
All pages on our site may be accessed using older browsers, but to see them laid out correctly requires a standards compliant browser. If you wish to upgrade your browser, the latest free versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge and Opera are recommended. Users of Microsoft Internet Explorer may also access our site. Mac OS X users may also consider Safari.
Downloadable Documents
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