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FOOD & FILM SERIES

Our popular Food & Film Series is back! Enjoy the films listed below paired with a delicious meal! Kim Martin, Owner of Eventide Specialties, pastry chef and wizard of all things culinary, member of the Board of Harbor Theater and friend to all, is offering three films with international food and wine pairings. This is a subscription only series, we will not offer tickets sold at the door and this will not include any member discounts. Food & Film Subscribers may select one, two, or all three Food & Film evenings!

Food & Film 2024: Part Two
After the overwhelming success of the first Food & Film series of 2024, Kim Martin and Eventide Specialties are thrilled to announce a second opportunity for cinema and cuisine lovers alike. The upcoming two-part “Soul” series in April and May promises to be an unforgettable culinary and cinematic experience.

Tickets are priced at $15 per person for each evening or $30 per couple, offering fantastic value for an evening of delectable food and captivating films. Purchase your tickets online or in person at the theater for one or both evenings.

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THIS film IS SOLD OUT!

MAY 20, 6:00 p.m.

THIS film IS SOLD OUT!

soul food (1997)
6:00 P.M.

Featuring Kim's Variation of Soul Food

R | 1 hour 54 minutes
(Drama/Comedy)

When Ahmad Simmons' (Brandon Hammond) diabetic grandmother, Josephine "Big Mama" Joseph (Irma P. Hall), falls into a coma during an operation to amputate her leg, it throws the Joseph family into chaos. Ahmad watches as his mother, Maxine (Vivica A. Fox), and aunts Teri (Vanessa L. Williams) and Tracy (Nia Long) struggle to adjust to the family matriarch's sudden absence, fall into old rivalries, share memories, and work to maintain the long-standing tradition of Sunday family dinners.
"A feast for the eye and a tug at the heart -- that is writer/director George Tillman Jr.s' new film, Soul Food."
Rosalind Bentley
Minneapolis Star Tribune