Hebden Bridge Picture House (HBPH) is a thriving, independent, not-for-profit single-screen cinema, built in 1921 and proudly owned and operated by Hebden Royd Town Council. At HBPH, you can enjoy the latest blockbusters, independent gems, and timeless classics for the whole family, all curated by a dedicated team of film enthusiasts. The cinema also hosts monthly screenings tailored for parents with babies, autism-friendly audiences, and those affected by dementia. Additionally, HBPH brings world-class arts to the big screen with live broadcasts from London’s National Theatre and the Royal Opera House.
With over 500 seats, the auditorium offers comfortable stalls seating, praised for its ample legroom. The kiosk features a range of locally baked treats, Yorkshire ice cream, and nostalgic tubs of popcorn. Guests can enjoy tea and coffee served in proper mugs, or choose from a selection of alcoholic beverages, including locally brewed Vocation beer.
