Hippodrome

The Hippodrome is Scotland's oldest surviving purpose built cinema, designed by local architect Matthew Steele in 1911 in response to a commission from film-maker Louis Dickson, who wanted somewhere to show his films. The building's most notable feature is the large circular auditorium. A number of modifications have been made to the Hippodrome over the years, including the addition of a ticket office set in the corner angle with a small dome.

A chance to see the completed plush interior and the new operating facilities in the projection room, there will be an exhibition and guides on the history of the building.

Parking is available in the nearby Bo'ness Town Centre Car Parks.

Wheelchair access to ground floor only.