Filmhouse Cinemas has announced its “Eid at Filmhouse: Fast. Feast. Film.” campaign, introducing a thoughtfully curated cinema experience designed to reflect the spirit of the Eid season.
The campaign presents Filmhouse as a destination for relaxed, premium celebrations, combining seamless cinema access, dining, and light festive experiences suitable for families and friends. A key highlight of the initiative is the Eid experience at Filmhouse Twinwaters, taking place on Saturday, March 21, at Twinwaters Entertainment Center.
As part of the Fast offering, guests can make use of Filmhouse’s self-service kiosks, ensuring quick ticket purchases and smooth entry into the cinema. This allows visitors to spend less time queuing and more time enjoying the celebration.
The Feast experience is led by Kravings by Filmhouse, offering a curated selection of meals, snacks, and beverages tailored for the festive period. Guests at select locations can also enjoy complimentary cocktails, adding an extra touch of indulgence to the Eid outing.
Beyond food and film, the experience includes family-friendly activities such as face painting for children, creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. Lounge-style seating and relaxed social spaces at Twinwaters further enhance the calm, celebratory mood of the season.
On the big screen, audiences can enjoy a lineup of blockbuster and family-friendly titles currently showing across Filmhouse locations, making the cinema a fitting stop for Eid celebrations.
Winnifred Wessels, Head of Marketing, Filmhouse Cinemas said “Eid is about joy, togetherness, and creating memories. With Fast. Feast. Film., we are giving our guests a complete experience from effortless ticketing to delicious food from Kravings and the best films of the season.”
With bookings now open, Filmhouse invites Lagos residents to celebrate Eid the Filmhouse way: indulge in tasty Kravings dishes, catch your favorite films, and enjoy the festive season in style.
For more information, visit www.filmhouseng.com or follow @filmhousecinemas on social media.
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