Greatest Showman sing-along fundraiser at UPP

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November 19, 2024

The Ultimate Picture Palace and Yellow Submarine invite the community to a spectacular family-friendly event, a Greatest Showman sing-along fundraiser at 3pm on Saturday, 23rd November

This exciting event will bring together fans of the hit movie The Greatest Showman for an afternoon of music, fun, and support for a fantastic local charity Yellow Submarine.

Guests will have the opportunity to sing along to all the iconic songs from The Greatest Showman, with on-screen lyrics guiding everyone through hits such as This is Me, Rewrite the Stars and The Greatest Show. This is a relaxed screening where everyone is welcome.

Proceeds from the event will go to Yellow Submarine, a local charity dedicated to supporting young people with learning disabilities by providing opportunities for personal development, social inclusion, and community engagement.

“Yellow Submarine’s mission is to empower young people with learning disabilities and give them the chance to fully participate in their community,” says Ella, community fundraiser for Yellow Submarine. “The themes of inclusivity, acceptance, embracing diversity and empowerment in the Greatest Showman really speak to our values at Yellow Submarine. We are grateful to the support of the Ultimate Picture Palace for helping us with this exciting sing-along event.” 

This family-friendly event is the perfect outing for all ages, offering something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re a fan of The Greatest Showman or simply looking for a fun, interactive experience, this sing-along is designed to bring people together in a lively and inclusive atmosphere. 

The Ultimate Picture Palace is Oxford’s independent cinema, offering a range of films, events, and community activities in a welcoming and intimate setting. With a commitment to supporting local causes and creating unique experiences, the cinema is a hub for cultural and community engagement in Oxford. 

Yellow Submarine believes people with learning disabilities and autism deserve to live life to the full. The charity provides a range of social, educational, and developmental activities. Their programmes focus on inclusion, empowerment, and fostering connections within the community. 


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