Giveaway: CCFA Movie Gala with Luxe at Capitol Theatre

Capitol Theatre and Luxe partner to help the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America

Call me old-fashioned, but there is nothing like dinner and a movie when it comes to date night. And in Cleveland, the Capitol Theatre and surrounding restaurants in Gordon Square are Scott’s and my go-to.

Luxe Kitchen & Lounge, XYZ, and Stone Mad are all great dinner and drink options right around the historic Capitol, while Happy Dog, Spice, Reddstone, and Battery Park Wine Bar are just a walk away. If you’re in the mood for a well-crafted coffee, there’s Gypsy Beans. And Sweet Moses Soda Fountain is perfect to satisfy your sweet tooth.

On October 25th, one of Gordon Square’s finest – Luxe – is teaming up with the Capitol Theatre to present a night full of culinary and cinematic treats, raising dinner and a movie to new heights.

At the second annual Cleveland Movie Gala to benefit the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation, guests will enjoy gourmet food from Luxe, cocktails and staggered film screenings from 7 to 11pm.

I love the Capitol’s 1920s-era decor and architecture and think it’ll be a fantastic backdrop for the event. And with Chef Brian Okin’s creativity and skill in the kitchen, the food is sure to match (here’s my review of the CLE Dinner Club visit to Luxe if you want a glimpse at his talent).

CCFA Movie Gala: Oct. 25, 7-11pm

All of this will go to support the work of the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America.  CCFA continually works to find a cure for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis while improving the quality of life for children and adults affected by these diseases.

From clinical research to educational programs and supportive services for those with chronic intestinal diseases, CCFA is there to help the 1.4 million Americans who are currently diagnosed (in Northeast Ohio alone, there is an estimated 20,000 people diagnosed).  This video from a young boy who just had surgery for UC really helped demonstrate the importance of CCFA’s work for me.

I hope you’ll join me at the CCFA Movie Gala and support the Northeast Ohio chapter of the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation. Purchase general admission tickets for only $50 for an evening of food, two drink tickets and a movie ticket (VIP tickets include all of this + an open bar for $100).

You can also enter my giveaway to win a pair of tickets!

There are 5 Easy Ways to Enter the Giveaway

**You must leave a separate comment on this post for each entry**

1) My favorite excuse to visit Capitol is for their Sunday Classics series. Watching Charade surrounded by the Capitol’s vintage aesthetic is a great way to spend a Sunday morning. What’s your favorite classic film? Leave a comment on this post for one entry.

2) Like the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation – Northeast Ohio Chapter and Clue Into Cleveland on Facebook and leave a comment letting me know you did both.

3) Post a link to this page (http://wp.me/pPIgG-1wW) on your Facebook wall and leave a comment letting me know you did.

4) Twitter users can get an extra entry each day for tweeting: “I want to win tickets to @CCFA_NEOhio’s Movie Gala. Enter @ADHicken’s #CCFAneo giveaway for your chance to win: http://wp.me/pPIgG-1wW”  (Each day you do this, you must leave a new comment.)

5) Subscribe to receive Clue Into Cleveland blog posts in your inbox or blog reader like Google Reader and leave a comment letting me know you did. This can also include signing up to receive email notifications in the top-right “You’ve Got Mail” section of this page.

You have until Thursday, Oct. 4 at 11:59PM to enter. On Friday, Oct. 5, I will select a winner using Random.org and will announce the winner’s name on my blog.  Remember to leave a separate comment for each entry – good luck!

Disclosure: I was provided 2 general admission tickets to give away to the CCFA Movie Gala and a pair for myself in exchange for this post. As always, though, my thoughts and the final choice of events I share are my own.
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68 Comments

  1. Anything by Hitchcock!

  2. I like the comedies. Blazing Saddles is a CLASSIC (in my book).

  3. Can’t say I like Cronhn’s or Colitis, but I did like the NEO chapter page. :)

  4. Favorite classic film? How about KIng Kong…the original

  5. I tweeted today, Thursday

  6. I am a subscriber too

  7. I tweeted today…Friday

  8. My favorite Classic would be the Godfather. Is that too recent? Or anything with Audrey.

  9. I wouldn’t miss being a subscriber…

  10. pillow talk is a favorite classic movie, or any of the old musicals!

  11. Breakfast at Tiffany’s

  12. I’m a subscriber

  13. Victor / Victoria is my all time fav! I’ll have to look into their Sunday programming and see if they have it playing ever. I’ve never been to the Capital, as I am so close to Cedar Lee, but I’d love to go!

  14. I’m on the google reader thing for your rss feed

  15. Tweeted today…Sunday

  16. I liked both on Facebook!

  17. Liked both pages on Facebook.

  18. Favorite classic film – Star Wars.

  19. My favorite theater, and I love eating at XYZ across the street, my favorite pizza around Cleveland. Still waiting for them to play Rocky at The Capitol!!!

  20. Whats my favorite classic film? Though tempting to say anything with Jimmy Stewart, if I had to pick one, it would be Harvey. Stewart truly makes the Pooka come to life and is just amazing in that film.

  21. Fav classic flick has to be “It’s a Wonderful Life.” Always watched it with my mom growing up :)

  22. tweeted Wednesday

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  24. My favorite classic is Casablanca. Here’s lookin’ at you kid!

  25. I’m already a subscriber of course :)

  26. and a tweet tweet for wednesday :)

  27. I’m with the Plum on this one, I love the old musicals!

  28. Tweeted today ~ Last day!

  29. I adore the movie An Affair to Remember :)

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