Outdoor Film Screenings at Syon Park

Enjoy four nights of classic films and modern hits under the stars courtesy of the outdoor film screenings at Syon Park, where you can have the chance to watch films in the historic gardens of the home of the Duke of Northumberland in Brentford.

Films on view
Syon Park’s outdoor cinema screenings at Syon Park start with Pulp Fiction, the classic Tarantino film starring John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson and Uma Thurman. Other films include the The Shawshank Redemption, The King's Speech and It's Complicated.

Outdoor cinema
The films will all be screened outdoors on Syon Park’s gardens, so bring a blanket and a picnic for what’s sure to be a popular summer attraction for cinema fans. The films start in the evening, so by the time the film finishes the night sky will be out in full force.

Syon Park
Located in Brentford, Syon Park is the last surviving ducal home complete with a country estate in the greater London area. It’s currently home to the Duke of Northumberland, whose family has lived on at Syon Park for more than 400 years, but its original incarnation was an abbey, founded by Henry V in 1415.

Syon Gardens
The outdoor film screenings at Syon Park will take place on the park’s gardens, a massive, Grade I listed landscape designed by Capability Brown in the 18th century. The gardens will be open from approximately an hour and a half before the films are shown, giving you enough time to have a picnic or explore the grounds.

Outdoor films at Syon Park take place from Thursday 18th August – Sunday 21st August 2011. Films start at 9pm. Tickets cost £5.00 0 £10.00: for more information and to buy tickets, call 020 8560 0882.

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