We are in awe of the fabulous work and creative efforts of those individuals and organisations getting behind our slightly unusual...

Across the UK, traditional independent cinemas have all but disappeared, unable to compete with the multiplex model

We recommend you start talking to friends and possible venues about your film night. Here's three things that you can crack on with:Test the

It's a simple mix of core themes, a sprinkle of wider interests, and a few fun extras to make the night one that people will go away and tal

Getting out and talking to local businesses takes a bit of courage at first but you will be amazed how quickly confidence builds with some p

Katrin, one of a large group of cold water swimmers called the Chester Frosties , has now hosted two editions of an LMFF Community Event ...

In York at the awesome Red Goat Climbing , the owner sat down with Sam and the result was not one, but TWO film nights! Read how they...

Last festival Ian Hays ran an inaugural LMFF COMMUNITY EVENT for Belper Harriers in Derbyshire, UK. This year they're back and he's going...

Next week we will be launching the sale of passes to LMFF 2024, including the COMMUNITY PASS which enables and empowers you to host your...

A shortish essay on Adventure, Freedom and Mountain Film Festivals by LMFF Festival Director Greg Hackett With our 2023 event just days...

Says Tim Bowman, whose business I'd Rather be Outdoors is one of the early adopters of our new initiative which empowers YOU to host your...

David "Blondie" Fielding, Chairman of Keynsham Life Saving Club was one of the first of our followers to dive on the idea of hosting a...

This ill-conceived effort was in stark contrast to Mick Fowler’s first winter ascent of St Pancras station back in the eighties. A couple of

About 9am, still punch-drunk from a six-hour drive up from London the night before, the car scattered with empty crisp packets and inexplica

Despite its complexity Bidean is not the most dangerous part of the Skyline course which also includes ascending Buachaille Etive Mor’s east