Family Films for £3
Picturehouse Cinemas' Kids' Club offers a great introduction to the cinema for children and their parents or carers, with family favourites and childhood classics every weekend. The club is running at Duke of York's Picturehouse in Brighton until 29 November.

Picturehouse Cinemas originated as a group of neighbourhood cinemas in the United Kingdom, operated by Picturehouse Cinemas Ltd, with 25 locations across the country. The company has been running its Kids' Club series for families, showing family favourites and childhood classics at weekends. This series is designed to be a great introduction to the cinema for children, with all tickets priced at £3 and exclusively for children and their parents or carers.
At Duke of York's Picturehouse in Brighton, the Kids' Club will be running every weekend until 29 November. The screenings will feature a range of family favourites and childhood classics, making it a great activity for children and their parents or carers to enjoy together. The club is a recurring series, with similar events taking place at other Picturehouse venues across the UK, including Epsom, Clapham, and Bath.
One of the unique aspects of the Kids' Club series is its partnership with UNICEF UK. For every ticket sold between 18 September and 31 December, Picturehouse will donate £1 to the charity, up to a maximum donation of £10,000. This donation will support UNICEF's work making childhood unstoppable, and is a great way for families to give back while enjoying a fun day out at the cinema.
The Kids' Club series is a great way for children to experience the magic of the cinema, with a range of family-friendly films on offer. The £3 ticket price makes it an affordable activity for families, and the partnership with UNICEF UK adds an extra layer of meaning to the event. On Saturday, 31 October 2026, the Kids' Club will be held at Duke of York's Picturehouse in Brighton. Tickets are with the button beside the article.
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