A short film about the ongoing efforts to breathe life back into Prestwick's iconic art-deco cinema. Opened in 1935, it closed in 1976. Now the Friends of the Broadway Prestwick is actively restoring it with the goal of relaunching it as an independent cinema, multi-purpose venue, and community hub. The closest commercial theatre is the Odeon at Ayr's Forge Retail Park, about 5 miles away.
Most Popular - Last Week
-
Murderer Beggs and the scene of his evil crimes in Kilmarnock. Everyone knows the names of gay serial killers Jeffrey Dahmer and Denni...
-
IRVINE With the heavy rains that Ayrshire has been subjected to this Summer, here are a selection of flood maps sourced from the Sc...
-
In its long history, the territory we now know as Ayrshire has changed hands quite a few times. In fact, it appears to have been part of at ...
-
A price of £2.5m was quoted when the property came on the market in 2007 Ayrshire is graced by some beautiful manor houses and impress...
-
A video featuring the voices of people who worked at the Nobel explosives factory at Ardeer over the years, until it's final closure.
-
Ayrshire is graced by some beautiful manor houses and impressive stately homes, but more often than not few people actually know who ...
-
I’m always dubious about getting behind “chick” bands. This is because chicks in rock are flaky as fuck. Blokes stay in bands because most o...
-
What do we know about the candidates in the forthcoming General Election? Not much, so here's what we could find out at short notice. F...
-
The Irvine Development Corporation (IDC), a quasi-fascist development quango, was given complete control of Irvine from 1966 to 1996 i...
-
There has been no more divisive issue in Scottish politics in recent years than the question of Scottish Independence. Ayrshire was pretty m...
Ayrshire Sites
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)

No comments:
Post a Comment