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Fri July 31 7.45pm The Reader
Tues Aug 4 - 10.30am - Bolt
Thurs Aug 6 - 7.45pm - Dirty Dancing (HD bluray)
Sun Aug 16 - 7.45pm - Mamma Mia (singalong version)
Tues Aug 18 - 10.30am - Enchanted
Fri Aug 28 - 7.45pm - Changeling

All films will be shown at the Ostreme Centre on Newton Road, Mumbles.

Tickets are £4 on the door, or £4.40 in advance from Mumbles Tourist Information Centre Tel: 01792 361302.

Doors open half an hour before the start of the film. Read more…

This year’s event was outstanding and a real coup for Swansea…
It is this type of event which can give the city the cultural profile it needs
in these difficult times.
(Phil Roberts, Corporate Director [Regeneration and Housing], City & County of Swansea)
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Saturday July 11th is the date for the second Healthy Eating Festival at the Mumbles Local Produce Market which is organised by Mumbles Development Trust with funding from the Welsh Assembly Government. The market runs from 9am to 1pm in the Dairy Car Park on Mumbles seafront.

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Friday 26th June at the Ostreme Centre, Newton Road, Mumbles.

Clint Eastwoods ‘Gran Torino’.

Doors open 7.15 PM, film starts 7.45 PM.

Tickets £4 on the door or £4.40 in advance from Mumbles Tourist Information Centre.

For more information call 01792 361 302

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The market took place on another fantastic day and Mumbles was very busy with shoppers and holidaymakers. The bay looked ideal, why go to the Med’ when we get days like this and what a view from the market site. Shoppers had a selection of delicious Welsh produce such as cheeses, pork, lamb, beef, wild boar, chicken, organic fruit and vegetables, preserves, cakes, pies and much more.

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6th - 21st June 2009

The Gower Walking Festival is organised by Mumbles Tourist Information Centre and is now in its 5th year. During the festival there are over 45 walks with distances ranging from 1 - 30 miles in length, each with its own special theme or activity. Read more…

Thanks to a successful bid to the National Lottery and a contribution from Mumbles Development Trust, Mumbles Movies are able to purchase a new screen, state of the art projector and high definition DVD player. The screen will be one of the biggest of any community cinema groups in the country and combining the new screen, projector and latest DVD player will ensure a crystal clear image of high definition films that will significantly improve the quality of the cinema presentation.

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The Mumbles Local Produce Market on Saturday 9th May was very busy and again the weather was kind. The Mumbles Local Produce Market takes place on the second Saturday of each month at the Dairy Car Park, Mumbles.

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Mumbles Local History Centre at Ty Hanes, 4, Dunns Lane is open for a season with an ever-changing photographic display of Mumbles Past and its People, which highlight the different aspects of our heritage.

The opening hours are from 10-4 every day except Tuesdays and Sundays until the end of September.

The themes for the spring display which runs from Easter until the end of June are:-
‘One Hundred years of Scouting and Guiding’
‘Leisure’- sports, trips, walks etc
‘Mumbles Marble’ Read more…

Another large audience enjoyed the warm atmosphere and the film ‘Easy Virtue’ last Friday night at the Ostreme Centre. Before the film started, the audience was informed that Mumbles Movies has just been awarded the maximum lottery grant of £5000 towards the cost of buying their own cinema equipment. Together with the £1000 pledged from Mumbles Development Trust this allows the purchase of a larger screen and a modern projector. Currently Mumbles Movies has to hire this equipment. The aim of Mumbles Movies is to be able to buy all of its own equipment, including its own sound system, so that it would be able to offer a greater service to the community, showing more films and also the possibility of taking the service further afield. Ways to fund the sound system are currently being explored.
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