Everyman is no stranger to redefining cinema and redefining the movie-watching experience, and this summer sees Everyman expand its outdoor offering even further as it invites guests to soak up the rays in front of the big screen at its two outdoor cinemas, Everyman on the Canal at King’s Cross, and Everyman on the Water at The Brentford Project.
Whether for a casual evening with friends or a full family day out, the water’s edge at King’s Cross’s Granary Square and the Grand Union Canal in Brentford are the ideal places to enjoy the latest releases and much-loved classics, thanks to Everyman. The film lineup includes Barbie, Bob Marley One Love, The Little Mermaid (2023), The Lord of The Rings trilogy, Aftersun, Dune II, and 10 Things I Hate About You – something for everyone.
Everyman on the Canal returns to King’s Cross at the much-loved and ever-expanding shopping and dining destination. The free film, TV, and sports festival will run until 18th August, where audiences are invited to recline on bean bags on the grass steps whilst enjoying a host of films and screenings to make the most out of the Great British summer. Of course, no Everyman experience is complete without mouth-watering sweet treats and savoury snacks from its food menu, which will be available throughout along with its menu of summer cocktails, wines, beers, and soft drinks.
Everyman on the Water at The Brentford Projects takes Everyman to West London for the first time, until 31st August, where the Grand Union Canal meets the River Thames. An array of food and drinks are available to indulge in during the screenings, along with ice creams and drinks also served on site. And for West Londoners, that’s not all. Everyman is thrilled to be opening its permanent location in Brentford in 2025, looking forward to inviting its guests to its innovative cinema on this side of the City . Stay tuned for more on this exciting upcoming launch!
You can find more details online here around Everyman on the Canal at King’s Cross, and Everyman on the Water at The Brentford Project.
