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A Festive Drive-in Experience At Lyth Arts Centre

5th December 2020

Photograph of A Festive Drive-in Experience At Lyth Arts Centre

This Winter, Lyth Arts Centre will produce a new drive-in festive experience for all the family to enjoy.

Through a projection mapping installation, this exhibition will share Caithness' amazing Winter and Christmas history. Projected onto the LAC Artists House, sit back in your vehicle and take a journey through Caithness Christmas' gone by. Caithness Pizza will also be supplying some delicious refreshments if required. The film has been created in collaboration with Wildbird.

The Exhibition will run for one week from Monday 14 December to Sunday 20 December.

There will be 8 half hour showings per evening, starting at 4pm with the last one starting at 7.30pm

The film will last for 20 minutes, please arrive 10 minutes before your slot, this will allow us to get everyone parked up in the allocated bays as the film will start sharp on the half hour slots.



Please see the events slider below to book your slot and Merry Christmas!

To book head over to Lyth Arts web site

 

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