It has issued a call out for people to share their memories of historic Northern Irish cinemas
A call has been issued for members of the public to share their photographs of historic Northern Irish cinemas for a new project.
"From attending the Saturday morning Minors Club to kissing in the back row of the movies, cinemagoing is part of our collective DNA. And our own personal memories of trips to the cinema can instantly transport us back to different times and places in our lives.” “Through chatting with cinemagoers and schoolchildren, we’re gaining a better understanding of what it is about a trip to the picture house that resonates positively with audiences – be that the distinctive architecture, opulent décor, community atmosphere or shared experience of laughing or crying at a film with other people.”
Dr Paul Mullan, Director, Northern Ireland at The National Lottery Heritage Fund said: “Heritage in Northern Ireland can play a huge role in bringing people together and creating a sense of pride in people’s hometowns and cities.
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