Aug. 3, 2024
Pretty Woman Outdoor Cinema
Join us for an enchanting evening as LunaFlix presents an outdoor screening of the classic romance "Pretty Woman" in the stunning gardens of Lamport Hall.
Gates open at 7 PM, allowing you to settle in and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. The film will begin around 9:30 PM, just after sunset. Watch Julia Roberts and Richard Gere shine in this beloved tale of unexpected love.
Bring your picnics and refreshments for a magical night under the stars. Whether you’re sharing the evening with friends or enjoying a romantic date, the open-air setting offers a unique backdrop. For added indulgence, a bar will be on-site, offering a selection of drinks.
And no movie night is complete without popcorn! Joe & Seph's gourmet popcorn will be available in tempting flavors like salted caramel, mature Cheddar, caramel and Belgian chocolate, goat's cheese and black pepper, toffee, white chocolate and raspberry, Camembert, and maple and sea salt. The hardest part will be choosing which flavor to try first!
Please note that this event is for those aged 15 and over, ensuring a night suited for enjoying the charm and romance of "Pretty Woman."
Don’t miss this cinematic romance in one of the most picturesque locations. Whether it’s your first time or a revisit, "Pretty Woman" at Lamport Hall promises to be an evening to remember. Pack your picnic, pick your popcorn flavor, and prepare for a magical experience under the stars
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- Ticketed event FROM £15.00
What you'll need Warm Clothing - The film won't start until after sunset so wrap up warm Waterproofs - The screening will continue in the rain so bring waterproofs in case! Food - Own picnics welcome Camping Equipment - Feel free to bring your own camping chairs or blankets
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LAMPORT HALL
Discover the High Room's splendid ceiling crafted by William Smith, admire the first garden gnome introduced to Britain by Sir Charles Isham, and delve into the Bryan Holden Working Horse Collection.
Lamport Hall
Home of the Isham family from the 1560s to 1976, Lamport Hall was built in 1568 by wool merchant John Isham. The house was extended during Charles I’s reign, before Sir Justinian Isham built the building that stands today in 1655, commissioning John Webb, a pupil and the son-in-law of classical architect Inigo Jones to build a large house, with Gilbert Clarke laying out the gardens. Further works were completed by 1741, while a century later major rebuilding took place, finally being completed in 1862.
In 1847, the teetotal, non-smoking, bloodsports-opposing Sir Charles Isham, 10th baronet, who had inherited the house and title the previous year, began rebuilding cottages on the estate, and, a keen gardener, he focused on the house’s surroundings. That year he built a crescent-shaped rockery by the house, constructing, reportedly with his own hands, a 24-foot craggy wall of local ironstone. It was later claimed that the only rockery at all comparable had been constructed for the Emperor of Austria. Sometime in the 1850s, he introduced gnomes to Britain and to Lamport, importing several porcelain figures from Germany and populating the rockery with a gang of gnomes, giving them spades and axes to wide, and wheelbarrows to push, as they were miners at work in the rockery.
After Charles Isham died in 1903, Lamport was inherited by his daughters, who disliked the gnomes and ordered their removal. The house was let until the 1950s until the actor Sir Gyles Isham, 12th Baronet inherited Lamport, and set about restoring both house and garden. He opened the house to the public in 1974, and when he died, two years later, with no heirs, he left Lamport and its contents to the Lamport Hall Preservation Trust, who continue to look after the house and its gardens today.
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