Spring is in the air, and we've got plenty to look forward to at The Station this month!

February has flown by and with daffodils starting to put on a colourful display around The Station, we're starting the month with a spring in our step. 

With less than two weeks to go until the Oscars, there's still time to catch some of the films tipped for awards success at The Station Cinema, as well as all the latest releases. We've got further screenings of The Banshees of Inisherin, Tar, and All Quiet on the Western Front as well as new films including What's Love got to do with it?, Marcel the Shell with Shoes on, and Inspection. Later this month we'll also have Allelujah, starring Jennifer Saunders, Derek Jacobi, and Judi Dench - book online now to get your film fix here at The Station!

We've got two great events at The Station Café | Bar this month. Tickets are selling fast for our Quiz Night on Saturday 11th March, in support of The Richmond Walking and Book Festival. We still have availability for our Mother's Day Lunch on Sunday 19th March - treat your Mum to a delicious two or three course lunch at The Station Café | Bar. And the best part - no washing up! 

Don't forget - if you’re coming to see a film at The Station Cinema you can book a table to enjoy a two course pre or post show meal at The Station Café | Bar for just £20 per person. Choose a delicious main, dessert, and drink from our special set Cinema menu which is available from 5pm every day – advance bookings only. Please let the team know that you are booking in for the cinema set menu when making a booking. You will be required to show a valid cinema ticket to qualify for this offer.

In our gallery spaces we've got seven new exhibitions coming up over the course of the month, including an exhibition of textile art from Textilia 3, and an exhibition of imaginative and vibrant semi-abstract landscape paintings in Brusho and acrylic from artist Margaret Weavill. Towards the end of March we'll have Loving Earth - Healing through Creativity, a collaborative exhibition involving Kathryn Guy Community Textile Artist, Loving Earth Project, Richmondshire Refugee Support Group and Local Craft Groups in Richmondshire.

And that's not all! If you fancy getting creative yourself, felt artist Harriet Morley will be back at The Station this month, with two spring themed workshops - Easter Chick Felting Workshop, and a Wet Felting Workshop - Bluebell Woods.