Our venue
Jordans Picture House
Village Hall
Green West Road
Jordans, Bucks
HP9 2SY
To talk to us
Tel: 01494 873205
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If you'd like to show your support by becoming a Member, please see our Membership page
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About us
Our History
Jordans Picture House was established on a three months trial basis by a group of volunteers in 2016 with the aim of providing accessible, affordable community cinema in the heart of our village. In our first season we showed ten films, eight of which were sell-outs. Nearly 500 tickets were sold. Clearly a new "go-to" village event had been created, and there was no turning back!
We are now firmly established as an award-winning properly formed Society with a Constitution and a Committee (see our "People" page) and we offer lifetime membership for a nominal fee (£10) to those who wish to show their support in this way.
Convenient Location
We are based in the much-loved, characterful Jordans Village Hall built by the Quakers in 1919, in the heart of the village and easily accessible for those with limited mobility.
High Quality Screenings
Early in 2017 after only a few months of operation we were delighted to receive an award of projection equipment from the BFI (British Film Institute) and this enables us to provide extremely high quality screenings on our 3.5 metre screen, with full surround sound through eight speakers.
Licensed Bar
Our fully licensed bar opens 45 minutes before the screening, offering a variety of wine, beer, soft drinks, tea and coffee, ice cream and nibbles. It's a great place to gather to discuss the evening's film or just to socialise. Always popular!
Comfort
We have 60 extremely comfortable, spacious seats with armrests and excellent lumbar support - no cushions needed, no nagging backache even after those longer films!
Hearing Loop
As a further enhancement to our already excellent 8-speaker sound system, we have installed an induction loop for the benefit of those with impaired hearing. With hearing aids switched to their "T" setting, it conveys the film soundtrack with exceptional clarity.
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