Date: Sunday 2 March
Start time: 1pm
Duration: 1.5 hours
Age range: All ages
Location: Yarm Wellness Centre, High Church Wynd, Yarm on Tees, TS15 9BQ
Price: £10 full price /£8 concessions. Concessions available for those in full time education, anyone receiving Universal Credit and or Disability Living Allowance. Â
Info:
The inspiring story of British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food – to heal the soil, benefit our health and provide for local communities.Â
Presented with support from BFI, Cinema For All and Film Bank Media.
Access: Yarm Wellness Centre is wheelchair accessible, with groundfloor disabled toilets.
High Church Wynd is cobbled which can be a bit slippery when wet. If you have mobility issues, we do recommend they access the Centre from the West St end.
If you have any further questions regarding access support, please email Kirsty@festivalofthrift.co.uk
Parking
Parking is available behind the Centre on West Street for up to 1 hour.
There are 2 Long stay car parks off of West St which is £3.50/full day and free from 5pm and on Sundays;
The Old Market car park (TS15 9BX)
West St car park (TS15 9BU)
The Old Market car park (TS15 9BX)
West St car park (TS15 9BU)
There are 2 further long stay car parks on the opposite side of the High St (price and timings per the other long stays):
Yarm Wharf Car park (TS15 9AB)
Yarm Wharf Car park (TS15 9AB)
Castle Dyke Wynd car park (TS15 9DE)
You can park on the High Street for up to 3 hours, for £1.50 and free from 5pm and on Sundays.
Public transport
Bus routes:
Arriva North East Route 7 (Stockton High St to Yarm)
Stagecoach North East Route 57
Arriva North East Route 6 (Stockton High Street  to Darlington Town Hall, passing through Yarm and Eaglescliffe)
Arriva North East Route 17 (Middlesbrough to Stockton, Thornaby, Ingleby Barwick, Yarm, and Stockton)
