Kids Halloween Party featuring Coco - Enzian Theater

There’s fun for all ages at Enzian’s family-friendly Halloween celebration! Put on your costumes and join us for a costume parade, crafts, and Coco! Kids can create their own creepy crawler and enjoy some trick-or-treating outside after the movie.

Event Start: 11:00 AM
Film Begins: 12:00 PM
Trick-or-Treating Begins: 1:45 PM

Tickets are only $12.50 for adults and $13.50 for kids. Kids tickets include a candy bag, admission to the film, and a spooky craft!

Table reservations cannot be made for this event. For questions, please email events@enzian.org.

Coco:

***WINNER – Best Animated Feature – 2018 Academy Awards

Join young Miguel on a vibrant journey through the Land of the Dead in Coco, a heartwarming animated adventure that celebrates family, heritage, and the power of music. When Miguel’s love of music clashes with his family’s generations-old ban, he finds himself magically transported to a stunning world filled with colorful spirits and unforgettable characters. With the help of a charming trickster named Héctor, Miguel uncovers secrets of his family’s past and discovers that remembering our loved ones is the key to keeping their spirit alive.

Try one of our featured (and family friendly!) Coco-themed drink, available at Eden Bar starting October 1:

MIGUEL’S MELODY (Non-Alcoholic)
Horchata (Jasmine Rice, Evaporated Milk, Condensed Milk, Cinnamon, Almonds, Star Anise, Vanilla)
Adults, add Rum, Coconut Rum, or Tequila to make it a cocktail!

2017, 105 minutes, USA/Mexico, Directed by Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina, Rated PG

"Coco uses the vibrant colors and style of the holiday to spin an imaginative tale rich in tradition and culture, while beautifully celebrating family.”
– Katie Walsh, TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE
“Pixar’s latest original work and one of their very best, truly does transport you. The results are magical.”
– Drew Taylor, THE PLAYLIST
“This film is a classic.”
– Matt Zoller Seitz, ROGEREBERT.COM
“Pixar has raised the animation bar again, with its most musical — and arguably most magical — film yet.”
– Helen O’Hara, EMPIRE MAGAZINE