Our next edition of High Tea Cinema falls on during the moth of hearts and flowers and we think the best gift you could give to everyone you love is the chance to sit in the dark, sip some tea, nibble on a scone and watch a little regency-era romance on the big screen!

This time we'll be watching one of the latest adaptations of Jane Austen's classic novel Pride & Prejudice, starring Kiera Knightley (period film MVP) as the spirited and witty Elizabeth Bennet and Matthew Macfadyen as the dashing yet maddening Fitzwilliam Darcy. Transport yourself to a quaint British village that's thrown into a frenzy when two wealthy bachelors arrive and set the hearts of all the single ladies (and their mothers!) aflutter.

As always you'll get a delicious scone and cup of themed tea with your ticket so you can feel extra posh and Darcy-level smug about the classy afternoon you're spending at the cinema.

This month's Drunken Cinema is sure to set the mood — whether that’s a pro-Valentine’s or anti-Valentine’s mood is up to you!

Join us for the holiday-themed slasher that has a masked killer on the loose, picking off young people one-by-one. We’re of course talking about 2001’s “Valentine”, starring David Boreanaz, Denise Richards, Marley Shelton, and Katherine Heigl!

At a junior high school Valentine's Day prom in 1988, a bespectacled loser named Jeremy Melton asks several girls to dance, only to be cruelly shot down. Thirteen years later, as Valentine's Day approaches, the same girls, now all grown up, start receiving threatening Valentine's Day cards. Then, a killer dressed in a black coat and cupid mask shows up and starts offing them one by one. Is it Melton, come back for revenge, or someone else?

What is Drunken Cinema? It’s a monthly interactive movie game series that brings a twist to the movie-going experience. Customized game card and glowstick included with admission.