Home Cinema — Cinema in Salford

HOME Cinema is a cinema on Tony Wilson Place in Salford. The area reflects the legacy of Factory Records and its founder, known for its focus on media and arts. HOME Cinema Salford is known for its independent and arthouse films, plus its artisan popcorn. Locals and visitors go there for evening screenings, family outings, or a date night. As a key cultural venue, HOME Cinema adds to the lively atmosphere of Salford.

HOME Cinema opened in 2015 as part of a larger arts centre. The building’s design features a distinctive black exterior and a flexible interior to accommodate various screenings and events. The venue’s architecture aims to create a modern, inviting space for the local community and art enthusiasts. HOME Cinema offers a dedicated space for film, theatre, and visual art, promoting creative expression. The design prioritizes accessibility, with wheelchair access throughout. This reflects the venue's role as a public space for all, providing a platform for diverse artistic voices and engaging with the cultural landscape.

HOME Cinema is a destination for cinema and Culture & Arts events. Visitors go to see films, from blockbusters to independent releases. The cinema offers a curated selection of films, ensuring a diverse program for locals and visitors. A visit often includes artisan popcorn and craft hot chocolate, enhancing the viewing experience. The venue is suitable for both a quiet afternoon screening or a more social evening out, though you may encounter queues during peak times.