Press releases

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Brave choice for Cannock cinema club

Film lovers will enjoy family favourite Brave at the next meeting of Cannock’s children’s cinema club.

The animated fantasy adventure follows young princess Merida who must use her courage and wits to reverse a spell with unforeseen consequences.

Organised by CreateChurch:Cannock, the CreateCinema:Club takes place on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 12pm at the Electric Palace Picture House in Walsall Road.

Youngsters from birth to 11-years-old can watch classic children’s films on the big screen with their parents and carers, at a cost of just 50p each to cover refreshments.

Doors open at 10am when tea, coffee and squash will be available at no extra cost. Filmgoers can also buy pop­corn and other snacks.

Tickets for Brave will be available on the door on Saturday, November 30.

The family-friendly CreateChurch:Cannock meets every Sunday from 10am at the Electric Palace Picture House.

The church is also organising an open mic night at Caffe del Nino in High Green Court on Wednesday, December 11, at 7:30pm.

For more information see http://createchurchcannock.co.uk/index.php/createcinema-club

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Press release: Find Nemo at Cannock cinema club

Film lovers will enjoy family favourite Finding Nemo at the next meeting of Cannock’s children’s cinema club.

The animated hit follows clown fish Marlin as he sets out from the Great Barrier Reef to rescue his son Nemo from a tank in a dentist’s office.

Organised by CreateChurch:Cannock, the CreateCinema:Club takes place on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 12pm at the Electric Palace Picture House in Walsall Road.

Youngsters from birth to 11-years-old can watch classic children’s films on the big screen with their parents and carers, at a cost of just 50p each to cover refreshments.

Doors open at 10am when tea, coffee and squash will be available at no extra cost. Filmgoers can also buy pop­corn and other snacks.

Tickets for Finding Nemo will be available on the door on Saturday, October 26.

The family-friendly CreateChurch:Cannock meets every Sunday from 10am at the Electric Palace Picture House.

For more information see http://createchurchcannock.co.uk/index.php/createcinema-club

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Press release: Church celebrations continue despite equipment theft

A Cannock church has celebrated its first birthday despite the theft of hundreds of pounds of audio equipment.

Members of CreateChurch:Cannock, who worship at the Electric Palace Picture House, discovered the break-in when they arrived to set up for the service on Sunday morning. They found that two JBL speakers worth around £700 had been taken from a storage room at the cinema. The thieves also made off with a number of tools being used to renovate the cinema.

Despite the theft, the congregation continued with the church’s birthday celebrations, accompanied by acoustic guitars instead of the usual band.

Church leader Steve Graham said: “Music is a big part of what we do at Create so to walk in and find someone had stolen something so integral to us was really disappointing. Thankfully we were able to get a bit “creative” and carried on regardless.”

The celebrations will continue with an open mic night on Wednesday, September 18, at 7:30pm at Caffe del Nino in High Green Court. All are welcome.

Steve added: “This is a great opportunity for us to use some of the skills we have to have a laugh and get to know some of the other people in Cannock who enjoy playing or listening to live music. This is an event for everyone and really has very little to do with traditional organised church.”

CreateChurch:Cannock meets from 10am every Sunday at the Electric Palace Picture House. They also organise the popular cinema club which takes place on the last Saturday of each month.

For further information see http://createchurchcannock.co.uk

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Press release: Incredible film for Cannock cinema club

Film lovers will enjoy family favourite The Incredibles at the next meeting of Cannock’s children’s cinema club.

The animated hit features a family of superheroes who live a quiet suburban life and are forced to hide their powers.

Organised by CreateChurch:Cannock, the CreateCinema:Club takes place on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 12pm at the Electric Palace Picture House.

Youngsters from birth to 11-years-old can watch classic children’s films on the big screen with their parents and carers, at a cost of just 50p each to cover refreshments.

Doors open at 10am when tea, coffee and squash will be available at no extra cost. Filmgoers can also buy pop­corn and other snacks.

Tickets for The Incredibles will be available on the door on Saturday, September 28.

CreateChurch:Cannock, which celebrates its first birthday this week, meets every Sunday from 10am at the Electric Palace Picture House.

For more information see http://createchurchcannock.co.uk/index.php/createcinema-club

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Press release: Second film screening for Cannock cinema club

A new children’s cinema club will meet for the second time in Cannock on Saturday.

Families will enjoy a screening of Pixar hit Monsters Inc, tying in with the recent release of sequel Monsters University.

Organised by CreateChurch:Cannock, the CreateCinema:Club takes place on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 12pm at the Electric Palace Picture House.

Youngsters from birth to 11-years-old can enjoy classic children’s films on the big screen with their parents and carers, at a cost of just 50p each to cover refreshments.

Doors open at 10am when tea, cof­fee and squash will be avail­able at no extra cost. Filmgoers can also buy pop­corn and other snacks.

Tickets for Monsters Inc will be available on the door on Saturday, July 27.

For more information see http://createchurchcannock.co.uk/index.php/createcinema-club