This looks like it will be super fun and a great way for families to enjoy a brunch and a holiday movie to get you into the mood for the holidays.  It's a great events for kids of all ages.  The event is happening over two weekends, with two different movies featured each weekend.

IT'S A CATURDAY BRUNCH AND A MOVIE IN YOUR PJS

The first weekend is this weekend - November 7th at Parkwood theatre in Waite Park.  The movie that is being featured is Cat in the Hat.  It's a Caturday Brunch!

Celebrate the big-screen return of Dr. Seuss' most famous creation by enjoying this Marcus-exclusive special event that lets you enjoy a pancakes & French toast bar (with topping, plus milk, juice, coffee and fruit salad) and fun family activities before seeing The Cat in the Hat. You'll even walk away with a souvenir mini-poster!

ITS JUST ONE PRICE FOR ALL OF THIS GREAT STUFF

For just one price, you get a great brunch with everything you would want, plus the movie.  The brunch is 45 minutes before the movie start time.  So make sure you get there early so you don't miss any of the fun stuff included with this event.

Your admission ticket includes all of this:

  • Movie admission
  • Buttermilk pancake bar with your favorite toppings, plus juice or coffee
  • Fruit salad
  • Hot chocolate
  • Photo ops
  • Festive crafts, games, and activities

GET THERE EARLY SO YOU DON'T MISS ANY OF THE FUN ACTIVITIES

The movie begins at Noon, so youn will probably want to be there around 11am.  The cost for tthis is just $20.

There is another fun brunch and movie scheduled for December. Right now it's scheduled for December 12th.  So you might want to make plans for that event too.

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