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Season	Date	Event
Autumn	10th November 2010	Settle Victoria Hall Film Show Settle Victoria Hall, Kirkgate, Settle, North Yorkshire BD24 9DZ 7:30 pm Tickets: £4.50
	2nd November 2010	Thorner Film Show Thorner Victory Hall, 8:00 pm
	27th October 2010	Strensall History Group Film Show Strensall Village Hall, 7:00 pm Non-members welcome @ £2 per ticket
Spring	17th March 2010	"I can still see you" (Image and Memory: Life at Home in WW2) YFA are working in partnership with Project Space Leeds to explore a wartime collection of documentaries, home movies and newsreels. The exhibition "I can still see you" (Image and Memory: Life at Home in WW2), produced by artist Diane Howse, will be inaugurated at the contemporary art gallery Project Space Leeds on 17th March 2010. It will offer a variety of points of view on everyday life and the home front during World War II, with a particular focus on the lives of children. The artist will use stills and moving images extracted from the Yorkshire Film Archive's wartime collections (documentaries, home movies, newsreels). Personal testimonies of people featured in the films as children will be incorporated into the curatorial process, and form the basis for intergenerational education work aligned to the exhibition. Alongside the images, audiences will be offered a catalogue and learning pack, an academic seminar entitled Aftermath: Living Past Conflict, some creative workshops for young people, screenings, reminiscence sessions, guided visits for audience groups and a resource room where visitors will be able to spend some time after seeing the exhibition, consulting books, watching DVDs, playing games and handling replicas of wartime objects. For more information, contact Anna Briggs, Education Officer at the Yorkshire Film Archive: 01904 876 274, a.briggs@yorksj.ac.uk, www.yorkshirefilmarchive.com.
Winter	26th February 2010	Easingwold Galtres Centre Film Show The Galtres Centre, Market Place, Easingwold 7:30 pm Contact the Galtres Centre for ticket information: 01347 822 472
	25th February 2010	YFAO North Yorkshire launch: Rural Arts, Thirsk To celebrate the launch of YFA Online in North Yorkshire, enjoy a packed film show from the Yorkshire Film Archive. Snapshots of North Yorkshire life, landscape and culture captured on film over the past 100 years. Come and browse YFA online from 3pm onwards. Free archive film screening at 6:00pm, including a complimentary glass of wine or juice. Rural Arts, The Old Courthouse, Westgate, Thirsk, North Yorkshire YO7 1QS Telephone: 01845 526536
	9th February 2010	YFA/ArtERY film show: Rickaby Village Hall, Ulrome YFA are continuing their work with ArtERY Cinema in January and February 2010: three further film shows will be held in the East Yorkshire region, giving audiences a glimpse into the past. The films that we’ll show will feature the local area: egg gathering from the cliffs at Bempton, perhaps, farming on the Wolds, or Children’s Days in Hull. You’ll see many familiar places, and maybe even faces, too! Tuesday 9th February, 7:00 pm Rickaby Village Hall, Ulrome YO25 8TP 01262 469714
	27th January 2010	YFA/ArtERY film show: Primary School, Aldbrough YFA are continuing their work with ArtERY Cinema in January and February 2010: three further film shows will be held in the East Yorkshire region, giving audiences a glimpse into the past. The films that we’ll show will feature the local area: egg gathering from the cliffs at Bempton, perhaps, farming on the Wolds, or Children’s Days in Hull. You’ll see many familiar places, and maybe even faces, too! Wednesday 27th January, 7:00 pm Primary School, Aldbrough HU11 4RR 01964 527422
	19th January 2010	YFA/ArtERY film show: Catton Village Hall YFA are continuing their work with ArtERY Cinema in January and February 2010: three further film shows will be held in the East Yorkshire region, giving audiences a glimpse into the past. The films that we’ll show will feature the local area: egg gathering from the cliffs at Bempton, perhaps, farming on the Wolds, or Children’s Days in Hull. You’ll see many familiar places, and maybe even faces, too! Tuesday 19th January, 7:30 pm Catton Village Hall, Low Catton (near Stamford Bridge) YO41 1EA 01759 373424/372637
	14th December 2009	Sheffield Library Service Film Show To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Library Theatre, YFA will present an evening of archive films, showing Sheffield and the surrounding area through the decades. The Library Theatre, Tudor Square, Sheffield S1 1XZ 7:30 pm For further information, contact Sheffield Library Service on 0114 250 0093.
	25th November 2009	YFA/ArtERY film show: Etton Village Hall ArtERY cinema, in partnership with the Yorkshire Film Archive, are offering a rare glimpse into the past with film shows presented by the YFA of archive material from the Yorkshire region. So, whether it's gathering eggs from the cliffs at Bempton, or Children's Days in Hull, farming on the Wolds, ship building in Beverley, or family holidays at Bridlington, you'll see many familiar places, and maybe even faces! Village Hall, 37 Main Street, Etton, East Yorkshire HU17 7PG 7:30 pm Tickets cost £2, or £1 for under 16s, and are available in advance or on the door. Pre-booking is advised by calling (01430) 810285 or (01430) 810667. Alternatively email ettonvillagehall@uwclub.ne
Autumn	19th October 2009	Welburn History Group Film Show Welburn Village Hall, 7:30 pm. Tickets for non-members: £2 Contact Martin Roberts on 01653 618439 for more details.
	13th - 20th September 2009	Silver Screen Week at Fairfax House, Castlegate, York Fairfax House will be hosting a Silver Screen Week as part of its 25th year anniversary celebrations, marking Fairfax House opening as a House Museum. It will be remembering the House when it was St George's Cinema (1921 - 1965). Look out for the special opening gala of the General, with live piano accompaniment, plus other classic films that were shown at this cinema, and Yorkshire connected films. Visitors to the House during the week will also get the chance to see footage covering 100 years of film in York, put together by the Yorkshire Film Archive. See www.fairfaxhouse.co.uk for a full programme of events.