Peckhamplex cinema celebrates its 30th birthday
nme.comPeckhamplex cinema is set to celebrate its 30th birthday on Monday, September 30.The South East London cinema features six screens which show a wide variety of mainstream, independent, foreign language and arthouse titles.
The venue, which attracts audiences from across London, is also widely known for its affordable tickets, charging customers just £5.99.There were once eight cinemas in Peckham with the last traditional cinema, Odeon Peckham, being demolished in 1985.
Nine years later, the Peckham Multiplex opened on the site of a former Sainsbury’s.In 2004 it was bought by a new team, and then in 2010 the current team led by John Reiss bought and renamed it Peckhamplex.John Reiss, Chairman of Peckhamplex, said: “I am thrilled to be celebrating the 30th anniversary of Peckhamplex alongside our thousands of customers and our wonderful team.
We are especially pleased to be extending our charitable support of the community with the announcement of The Peckhamplex Student Scholarship Scheme”.Want the latest Pecky movie news, special events, and exclusive offers?
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