With a mission to give locals access to intriguing and quality film that are typically not shown in other theaters, O Cinema continues to showcase first-run independent, foreign, art, & family films at affordable prices at its theatres in the North Beach and South Beach neighborhoods of Miami Beach. “We are excited to collaborate with Kareem and Vivian to launch the Wynwood Film Series, which will not only expose new audiences to O Cinema but also underscores our renewed commitment to the cinematic arts.” “O Cinema has been an important cultural institution for Wynwood and it was imperative for us to find a way for it to remain in our community,” said Albert Garcia, Chairman of the Wynwood BID. Admission to the Wynwood Film Series will be free and open to the public. The Wynwood Film Series is part of several new initiatives by the Wynwood BID to ramp up arts and cultural programming in the district. Although that first brick-and-mortar location closed, this program ensures O Cinema will remain a cultural staple in the neighborhood. ![]() O Cinema established its reputation as Miami’s home for independent cinema in 2008 at its first location in the Wynwood Arts District. The first three showings for 2019 will feature cult classics such as Beetlejuice on October 27th, Exit Through the Gift Shop on November 24th and Home Alone on December 27th. The showings will take place on the last Sunday of each month at different venues throughout the arts district. and will close at midnight on Christmas Eve.Wynwood, Miami, FL (October 16, 2019) – Popular independent film theater O Cinema is returning to Wynwood with the Wynwood Film Series, monthly pop-up screenings throughout the neighborhood in partnership with the Wynwood Business Improvement District (BID). The Miracle in Miami pop up is open daily from November 23 through December 23 from Sunday through Thursday, 7 p.m. Drinks are served in custom Miracle glassware including Santa’s Pants mugs and reindeer Collins glasses, which are also available for sale. The cocktails menu is filled with holiday-themed drinks like the Gingerbread Flip (bourbon, gingerbread syrup, elemakule tiki bitters, whole egg, and gingersnap cookie crumbs), the Christmas Carol Barrel (rum, aquavit, amaro, pumpkin pie, lemon, orange, and bitters ) a prerequisite eggnog called the Jingle Balls Nog (brown butter fat-washed cognac, sherry, almond milk, cream, sugar, egg, and nutmeg), Naughty and Nice shots, and a special J Wakefield Brewing custom gingerbread-inspired imperial stout called Wicked Winter Brew. The bar also plans to host holiday-centric happenings over the next month with events like tacky Christmas sweater contests, Christmas karaoke, caroling performances, mistletoe photo booth, and guest bartender nights. ![]() The bar promises plenty of “holiday cheer” with staff decked in themed costumes, walls covered in garlands, tinsel and Christmas decorations and festive tunes playing all night. Since then, the concept has found its way to Montreal, London and now Miami courtesy of DRINK Miami in partnership with Gramps’ owner Adam Gersten. Miracle In Miami is inspired by Cocktail Kingdom’s Greg Boehm original pop-up, which debuted in New York City’s East Village in 2014. Such is the case with Miracle in Miami, a new Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar, debuting in the back of Gramps (176 NW 24th Street) from November 23 to December 24. Nothing says holiday spirit more than, well, spirits.
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