ShowBiz Cinemas Homestead
100 S. Krome Avenue,
Homestead,
FL
33030
100 S. Krome Avenue,
Homestead,
FL
33030
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Operated by: Showbiz Cinemas
Firms: Identity Architects
Functions: Movies (First Run)
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Box Office:
786.610.3307
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ShowBiz opened a ninth location November 1, 2019, with 10 screens, a 70 ft SDX Superior Digital Experience screen, 4k laser projection, and Dolby Atmos sound.
Designed by Identity Architects, this all-in-one entertainment center include 14 lanes of bowling, an arcade, bar, and café.
Showbiz Cinemas management has years of previous experience behind them. The team includes CEO Kevin Mitchell, formerly of Cinemark, CFO Greg Ellis, formerly of Main Event Entertainment, COO Rob Warnes, formerly of Rave Motion Pictures, and Chris Cline, VP construction and purchasing, formerly of Cinemark.
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Ron Pierce
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Homestead’s first bowling/cinema combination was Paula Carter’s Pro Bowl (last called Homestead Bowling Center) that included the Fun Center Cinema that operated in the 1990’s near US-1.
The Showbiz, Homestead’s latest cinema, happens to have been built approximately where Homestead’s earliest one once stood over 100 years before.
According to this South Dade News-Leader article from December 11, 2015, “Homestead’s Early Movie Theaters”:
“Homestead’s first movie theatre dates to 1913….The first movies were shown in Sistrunk Hall which was on the south side of Mowry Street just west of the Bank of Homestead – most recently the Homestead Police Station.”
The old Homestead Police Station and the buildings west of it along Mowry Street where Sistrunk Hall had previously been were removed and replaced by the Homestead Station complex that includes Showbiz Cinemas, therefore the new cinema is about where the first one had been.