March 27, 2007 ·

The Cans Film Festival Starts April 12th

The Emergency Food Network and Food Connection’s film festival starts in a few weeks and the film line-up looks great.  The series starts with Big Night – easily our favorite food movie and one of our most watched DVDs.  Ahhh… to see the timpani on the big screen would be… You have to see it to understand.  Here’s the rest of the information on the series: 

The Emergency Food Network, Pierce County’s emergency food distribution center, and the Food Connection, Pierce County’s largest food bank, are each observing the 25th anniversary of fighting hunger in Pierce County in 2007.  To celebrate they are holding The Cans Film Festival at the Blue Mouse Theatre.  Beginning on April 12, and continuing on the 2nd Thursday of each month through December, the festival will show a food-themed movie at 7:00 PM at the Blue Mouse Theatre.  Each month a local restaurant will partner with the festival, providing a special coupon to moviegoers, as well as having month long specials supporting the Food Connection and the Emergency Food Network.

McGavick Winery will also be providing a complimentary glass of wine each month for all moviegoers.

Tickets are available for $15 per show, and season passes may be purchased for $120. 

The schedule for the festival is:

April 12- Big Night, Europa Bistro
May 10 – Chocolat, The Varsity Grill
June 14 – Sideways, The Harmon
July 12 – Eat Drink Man Woman, Southern Kitchen
August 9 – Like Water for Chocolate, La Fondita
September 13 – Mystic Pizza, Farellis Pizza
October 11 – Joy Luck Club, The Swiss
November 8 – Super Size Me, Marlene’s Market
December 13 – White Christmas, Pacific Grill

For more information on hunger in Pierce County, or to buy tickets , call or click www.efoodnet.org (584-1040) or www.foodconnection.org (383-5048).

Put these on your calendar and get outside.  Help make a difference. 

1 comments

  • Throax O'Tool September 10, 2008

    Why wasn’t I told about this sooner?

    Curse my social life! It keeps me away from teh internets