Frozen and Feeding Northeast Florida
Florida Theatre

Frozen and Feeding Northeast Florida

Milk and cookies, arts and craft and photos with Santa

Florida Theatre

Frozen and Feeding Northeast Florida

Milk and cookies, arts and craft and photos with Santa

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  • Tue. Dec 22 , 2026 2:00PM Buy Tickets

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Additional Ticket Information

Admission is FREE for every adult and child with a gift of canned or nonperishable food.

Parking

The Yates Building Garage is the preferred parking facility of the Florida Theatre. The Yates garage is visible across the Forsyth and Newnan Streets intersection from the Florida Theatre, but the garage entrance is behind the building at 200 East Adams Street. (Drive past the theatre on your right, across Newnan Street, past the Yates Building on your left, make a left on North Market Street and a left on Adams Street.) The Yates Garage is well lighted, staffed, and is monitored by security cameras.

You can now reserve and pay for your parking ahead of time with ParkMobile— Just click this link to reserve your spot before you go.

What is the price of admission?

The price of admission is a donation of food. At least one item 
per adult and per child, please. More is welcome. This is a great family event and an opportunity to teach young children and adults about philanthropy.
 

How are you able to offer this movie for free?

We are able to offer this movie for free because of the support of our wonderful sponsors. Florida Theatre is absorbing the administrative overhead as a community service

Where will the food go?

The food will be received by Feeding Northeast Florida, our community’s food bank and a partner of Feeding America

What food should I bring?

Shelf-stable foods are best for most people, from children over a 
weekend, to homeless people with no way to prepare meals, to working families who need to prepare quick, but nourishing meals.

Here are some suggestions:
Canned vegetables: corn, green beans.
Canned fruit: peaches, pears, mixed fruit.
Peanut butter in plastic jars.
Canned meats like tuna and chicken.
Macaroni and cheese.
Pop top cans of ravioli and spaghetti
Canned soup.
Boxed items like macaroni and cheese, pasta, and instant potatoes