Relaxed Saturdays: Family Time and Autism-Friendly Screenings

On Saturday mornings, our Family Time strand offers family-friendly relaxed screenings. In 2024, these will be followed by autism-friendly relaxed screenings showing the latest big releases.

Family Time

Every Saturday at 11am, Family Time welcomes all ages to experience the most beloved modern and classic cinema on the big screen.

Films in the Family Time programme will be suitable for varying ages, so we encourage you to read the guidance on the film page if you are unsure about suitability for your little one.

With tickets at £5 for all ages, and a relaxed, accessible atmosphere (including subtitles and low-level lighting), Family Time is the perfect way to introduce the kids in your life to old favourites and the magic of cinema in a comfortable, welcoming environment.

Family Time screenings start at 11am with no adverts, however we will play a few relevant trailers before the start of each film.

And remember - everyone is welcome! Though Family Time is aimed at families, Showroom believes that these come in all shapes and sizes; grown-ups and friends are welcome too. Children under 12 should always be accompanied by an adult.

We have a special combo offer for under 15s - get a small drink and popcorn for £4.50 at the box office. We have options for children on our menu - enjoy 10% off any food you purchase in our bar by showing your Family Time ticket.

Autism-Friendly Screenings

Every Saturday at 1.30pm, enjoy the latest releases in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

These screenings have no adverts or trailers and offer unallocated seating, large screen space for movement, reduced film sound volume and low lighting during the film. Standard ticket prices applies.

Upcoming films & events

Chuck Chuck Baby F-Rated
Relaxed Screening: Chuck Chuck Baby 15
English
A musical drama of love and loss set amongst the falling feathers of a Welsh chicken factory. Helen, a reserved and gentle woman, has her mundane life interrupted by the return of her childhood crush.
  • Sat 27 Jul
  • 13.30
Three children in Victorian dress huddle together in surpriseF-Rated
Family Time: The Railway Children U
English
Opening Family Time’s “staycation” themed August is the cosy and nostalgic childhood classic The Railway Children. A well-to-do London family who are forced to move to Yorkshire, keep themselves entertained by watching trains.
  • Sat 3 Aug
  • 11.00
KK
Relaxed Screening: Kensuke's Kingdom PG
English
This beautiful hand-drawn animation adapted from the modern classic novel by Michael Morpurgo (War Horse) follows a shipwrecked young boy and a Japanese soldier who must protect the remote island where they find themselves.
  • Sat 3 Aug
  • 14.30
The fox version of Maid Marion smiles at a poster of Robin Hood in the Disney cartoon.
Family Time: Robin Hood U
English
A cult classic from a forgotten Disney era, this week at Family Time we set off to Nottingham for a delightful musical adaptation of the classic British folktale, Robin Hood.
  • Sat 10 Aug
  • 11.00
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Relaxed Screening: The Instigators 15
English
In the latest feature from The Bourne Identity’s Doug Liman, a robbery goes wrong and the two thieves go on the run – dragging along one of their therapists in the process.
  • Sat 10 Aug
  • 12.45
A blond man and blonde woman stand together in a wood
Family Time: The Princess Bride PG
English
This week’s Family Time is a 1980’s fairytale that is often considered one of the funniest films of all time. On top of this – it was filmed in and around Sheffield and Derbyshire!
  • Sat 17 Aug
  • 11.00
TMWM
Relaxed Screening: The Mountain Within Me 12A
English
The Mountain Within Me follows Ed Jackson's journey on his recovery as he achieves the mental and physical heights of Snowdonia, the Alps and Himalayas to the life-altering challenges closer to home.
  • Sat 24 Aug
  • 14.30
Cartoon of a girl looking at her hands in shock as they glow.F-Rated
Family Time: Mary and the Witch’s Flower U
Japanese with English subtitles
This week’s Family Time pick sees Northern England through a fantastical anime lens. Based on a 1970s British children’s book, Mary finds herself transported to a magical school, but not everything is as it seems.
  • Sat 31 Aug
  • 11.00

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