There will be food provided for the children, designed to replace the normal evening meal. We will also provide refreshments, snacks and popcorn, together with some fruit and other nibbles.

If you feel your child/children are old enough to be simply dropped off and picked up later there are sufficient responsible adults, all police checked, who will look after the children. Parents / carers are also very welcome to stay too if they wish, but the food is for the children only.

Nibbles and drink will be served before the show starts. There will be an interval during which the meal will be served. The children will also hear a brief Christian talk titled "The Real Lion King", tying in with the Christian theme of the film.

The evening is planned to finish at approximately 7.15pm, so please return by that time to collect your children if you have left them.

The second showing of the film is for adults only (it won't finish until gone 10.30pm).

8pm start at Mendham Hall finish at approximately 10.45pm. There will be refreshments and nibbles available during the evening. Again, during the interval there will be a short talk exploring the Christian themes of Narnia.

The third showing of the film will again be in Mendham Hall, but during the day - it will be on Tuesday 18th March starting at 2.00pm, due to finish at approximately 4.45pm.

Whilst this showing is aimed primarily at the those that available during the day, typically retired folk, this showing is available for all ages, except perhaps those that are very young that may provide a distraction to the others.

There will be tea, coffee and biscuits, etc. available in the afternoon. During the interval there will be a short talk exploring the Christian themes of Narnia, during the interval.