Celebrate The Roxy Cinema's First Birthday On Sunday

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Roxy Cinema's 1st birthday


We are inviting you, your friends and your family to come and celebrate with us this Sunday 1st April. ‘The Roxy Fair’ is a whole day of events at The Roxy: from 9am with food stalls, children’s entertainment, vintage cars, movie star look-a-likes, live jazz music, wine tastings and more throughout the day.

Our full event program for the day is in our website from Thursday www.roxycinema.co.nz and from Tonight in our Facebook Page.

Thanks to the support of our fabulous suppliers who are just as excited about our birthday as we are, we have many specials like reduced prices on coffee, wine , special birthday cocktails and even an old fashioned ice cream cart . There is something for all ages at The Roxy Fair, so put your party hats on and join in on the fun!!

TOP BIRTHDAY SECRET - We appreciate your support over the past year and to show our appreciation, The Roxy is offering super special prices on movie screenings on SUNDAY 1st April ONLY!! $10 Adults & $6 Children. Our loyal newsletter subscribers are able to make a phone booking from Wednesday if you quote ‘Happy Birthday’ when you make a booking. Discounted price bookings for the general public will be open on Friday. Screenings start from 9:15 am on Sunday.Be sure to check the schedule and be quick as the tickets won’t last long… “And may the odds be ever in your favour!”(The Hunger Games)

COCO RESTAURANT

CoCo Restaurant will be offering ‘a day at the fair’ inspired menu on Sunday which you can walk around with and so not miss out on all the entertainment.
The 1930’s was the Golden Age of film which brought to everyone the adventure and wonder of the world beyond their own neighbourhood. Coco’s menu is driven by that same wonder and enchantment brought by exploring global flavours. Keeping with the Roxy way, fresh, locally sourced produce mixed with the creativity and passion from Head Chef Nic Spicer captures tantalising flavours from around the world.

What better time to explore CoCo’s menu than our 1st birthday celebrations this Sunday 1st April. Our special ‘day at the fair’ menu is a takeaway style menu for the day- a little bit of fun and frivolity . We will have our full range of sharing plates available for dinner from 5pm. Bookings for dinner are recommended as places are running out fast!

To make a booking phone (04) 388 5555
5 Park Rd, Miramar, Wellington 6022, New Zealand

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