This February half term, spend your days getting lost in the Station, a stunning riverside Victorian railway building in Richmond with a café, award-winning artisan food shops, art gallery and a three-screen cinema that has recently been named by the Guardian as one of the Top 10 Independent cinemas… Ideal for a rainy day in Yorkshire entertaining the whole family all under one roof!
Ice cream and popcorn? Who knew that Richmond had a big screen showing the latest action-adventure to family-friendly releases.
This weeks screen showings…
Parasite
Dolittle
Sonic the Hedgehog
The Personal History of David Copperfield
1917
Let off some steam this February half term with something to take away from the award-winning artisan bakery (if you can wait) or relax in the old railway station building with a cuppa and cake from the cafe.
Enjoy ‘The Early Bird Family Sharer’ with 2 pizzas, 2 chips, 2 wines/beers and 2 fruit shoots all for £25 available Sunday – Thursday 5-7 pm or treat the family to fish and chips with mushy peas and bread and butter on Fish and Chip Fridays for £9.95!
Discover the popular ever-changing open art exhibition ‘A Spot on the Wall’ at The Station showcasing more than 60 amateur and professional artists, photographers and sculptors come together to fill the walls and cabinets of the old station building with an extensive collection of works – all of which are for sale.
Each time a piece of art is sold from the artist’s spot, they replace it with another.
Keep the kids entertained this February half term at the Station, with lots of fun-filled activity sessions for all ages…
Make your own gooey slime and take it home in your own decorated pot at the Slime Workshop on Wednesday 19th February for £8 per child.
Join Vanessa from The Creation Station for fun half-term crafts that children of all ages can enjoy on Thursday 20th February for £7 per child.
With easy parking, you can use The Station as a base to explore the stunning scenes of Richmond with the family or solo as you venture on your adventure. The Station is on the Coast to Coast route, and makes an ideal start, finish or mid-way stopping off point for a range of riverside walks.
