Cotswolds: Field & Folk- Thursday 16 July 2026 at 7pm

Exploring how centuries of working the land has shaped the hills, fields, and villages that surround us, Cotswolds: Field & Folk explores the relationship between people and landscape. Told through the voices of farmers, historians and conservationists, the film also explores the challenges facing rural life today from changing farming practices to environmental pressures while celebrating those who are working to care for the land and keep its traditions alive.

The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with director Tea Smart, young farmer Lucy Robbins, Roz Savage MP and David Main of the Royal Agricultural University.

Cotswolds: Field & Folk is the latest production from Leaping Fox Films, a creative collaboration between Tea Smart, Ben Arthur, and Joe Morgan. The three filmmakers are united by a love of storytelling, craft, curiosity, community and authenticity, and the desire to tell stories that resonate beyond the screen. From the Cotswolds to the coast, Leaping Fox Films seek out voices that deserve to be heard and moments that remind us of the people, places, and landscapes that truly connect us.

Trailer: https://www.cotswoldsfilm.co.uk/

Advance Tickets 12.00 on the door on the night 14.00