If you’re looking for things to do this February half-term, look no further than Brewery Arts!
From live performances and big-screen cinema to hands-on creative workshops and inspiring exhibitions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this half-term. Whether you’re planning a family day out, a creative escape or a relaxed evening at the arts centre, make Brewery Arts your half-term destination.
With Live Music, Cinema, Creative Learning, Exhibitions and great Food & Drink on offer, there’s plenty to enjoy whatever you’re in the mood for.
February’s live music line-up brings standout performances from prog award-winners Solstice and acclaimed Americana artist Ashley Campbell.
Cinema lovers can enjoy something for all ages, from the family-friendly animated adventure Goat to powerful storytelling in Wuthering Heights and The History of Sound. You can also explore the UK’s biggest festival of Japanese cinema with the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2026, including gripping mystery The Final Piece.
Get hands-on this half-term with our Creative Learning workshops, or take time out in our gallery spaces with exhibitions from Lela Harris and Stuart Irving. And no visit is complete without a stop at our Bar & Restaurant, perfect for refuelling before or after your event.
Live Music
Solstice
20 February | 7pm | Tickets £22.50 | Malt Room Standing | Plus support from Square Wild
Fresh from being voted Best Band at Prog magazine’s annual Prog Awards, Solstice continue a vibrant new chapter in a journey that began in London’s early ’80s neo-prog scene.
Ashley Campbell ‘The Goodnight Nashville Tour’
21 February | 7.30pm | Tickets £25 | Theatre
Ashley Campbell, daughter of country legend Glen Campbell, has forged her own acclaimed career as a country/Americana artist, recognised for her heartfelt songwriting and chart-topping releases.
View all Live Music events here.
Cinema
Goat
A family-friendly animated adventure!
Little ones will love Goat, a big-hearted adventure about Will, a small goat with even bigger dreams of playing roarball in the big arena. Voiced by Stranger Things star Caleb McLaughlin, this is a feel-good film perfect for a half-term treat.
Wuthering Heights
Emerald Fennell reimagines Emily Brontë’s timeless classic in a bold, intoxicating vision of passion and ruin. Set on the unforgiving Yorkshire moors, Wuthering Heights follows the destructive love between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw – a romance fuelled by obsession, class divide, and longing that refuses to fade.
The History of Sound
The History of Sound is a lyrical love story that follows two young men brought together by folk music in the shadow of the First World War. As they travel through rural New England collecting songs, their bond deepens into a love that lingers long after the music fades.
Japan Foundation Touring Programme 2026
Discover the UK’s biggest festival of Japanese cinema at Brewery Arts. The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme returns with an unmissable season of Japanese filmmaking.
The Final Piece
Showing 19 Feb | 8pm
Deep in the mountains, a corpse and a rare shogi piece spark a high-stakes investigation. As suspicion falls on rising shogi star Keisuke, his carefully constructed image begins to unravel, exposing fractured relationships and long-buried wounds.
View all Cinema here.
Creative Learning
Why not try your hand at something new this February with our upcoming workshops? Up-and-coming, we have Introduction To Stained Glass and Tetra Pak Printing. These are the perfect way to get out of the house and be creative in an open, welcoming creative environment.
View all Creative Learning here.
Exhibitions
Make time to explore our exhibition spaces this half-term.
In the Sugarstore Gallery, discover Held by Lela Harris – a beautiful and thought-provoking meditation on belonging, using fractured paper and fluid ink to explore connection and identity.
Downstairs in the Foyer, Stuart Irving’s Light–Shape–Distance reimagines natural landscapes and architecture as dreamlike spaces. With bold brushstrokes reminiscent of Turner and Kandinsky, Irving’s work is striking, immersive, and distinctly his own.
View all Exhibitions here.
Food & Drink
Finish off your visit with a bite to eat in our Bar & Restaurant. From tasty cakes and snacks to delicious evening meals, there’s plenty to choose from – perfect for refuelling after a film or a visit to our exhibitions.
Visit Food & Drink to view the Menu and book a table.
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