Prepare to be captivated by the cult classic, "Little Shop of Horrors," during an unforgettable movie night experience amidst lush greenery.
Step into a world where plants take center stage in the serene setting of your local plant studio. Prepare to be captivated by the beloved cult classic, "Little Shop of Horrors," during an unforgettable movie night experience amidst lush greenery and a touch of dark comedy.
"Syngonium Cinema: A Botanical Movie Night" invites you to the heart of a magical plant-filled sanctuary, where customers and movie lovers alike can immerse themselves in a unique cinematic experience. This special evening promises an enchanting blend of horticulture, entertainment, and a dash of macabre humor that will leave attendees entertained, amused, and just a little bit terrified.
We will be hosting raffles for free carnivorous plants!
The main event of the evening is the screening of "Little Shop of Horrors," a timeless musical horror-comedy that tells the tale of Seymour Krelborn, a humble flower shop assistant who stumbles upon a peculiar plant with a insatiable appetite for human flesh. As the movie plays on a large screen, the audience is captivated by the stellar performances, toe-tapping musical numbers, and a compelling storyline that combines humor, suspense, and unexpected twists.
To enhance the experience, the plant shop offers a delectable assortment of refreshments to feed you and Seymour!
Throughout the evening, staff members are on hand to assist attendees, answer questions about the plants on display, and share fascinating stories about the world of botany. Attendees also have the opportunity to purchase their favorite plants, taking a piece of the magical atmosphere home with them.
"Syngonium Cinema: A Botanical Movie Night" promises an unforgettable cinematic experience that celebrates the unique intersection of nature and entertainment. Whether you're a plant enthusiast, a movie lover, or simply seeking a night of delightful escapism, this immersive event is sure to leave you entertained, inspired, and with an uncanny urge to keep an eye on your own potted plants.