Everyman names Manchester opening date

The boutique independent cinema chain is to open its first Manchester city centre site at the ABC Buildings on 31 October.

This cinema will join its sister operation in Altrincham as the second site in the Greater Manchester region.

The 11,000 sq ft Quay Street cinema, which sits within Allied London’s Enterprise City, will offer three screens, a bar space and lounge, and a menu featuring Spielburgers, sundaes and cocktails.

The first screen has 151 seats, the second has 87, and the third has 26.

Patrick Conboy, venue manager at Everyman Manchester, said: “I am so thrilled to finally be welcoming the people of Manchester to Everyman. Our team can’t wait to show you all our unique brand of guest experience led cinema.”

Crispin Lilly, chief executive of Everyman Cinemas said: “With out neighbouring suburban venue in Altrincham being received so incredibly well since opening last year, we’re delighted to announce our new opening in the heart of the city of Manchester.”

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Who remembers the old ABC cinema on Deansgate?

By Cheers

@Cheers, was that where Moon Under Water is?

By York Street

By Cheers … it was a great place.
Remember watching Jaws in there !!

By Tony P

Third in North West Region… Liverpool opened a while ago in the Met Quarter, and its helping fuse the Met Quarter with the Cavern Quarter and Victoria Street. A great addition to the city.

By Liverpolitan

I saw Jaws there too Tony P. Walked home in the snow because there was a bus strike on

By Vid

The capacity of this complex would be about the same size as a Premier League footballers ‘Home Cinema’!

By UnaPlanner

FIFTH in the UK… we got it first in Jaywick and it’s really helped the community thrive.

Thanks for all the sofas!

By Sally the Skank

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