Practical Magic 2 at Camelot Cinemas: A Witchy Night Out for Shuck Cancer
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Grab your favorite witches, circle your calendar, and start planning the perfect 1990s witchy coven look. PRbyMeghan is inviting you to a special screening of Practical Magic 2 at Camelot Cinemas in Greenville on Thursday, September 17, 2026, and this movie night is extra meaningful because it’s a fundraiser supporting Shuck Cancer.
This is your sign to turn an ordinary Thursday into a full evening of magic, friendship, nostalgia, and community support. Whether you make it a girls’ night, a date night, or a full coven outing, we would love to see you there.
A movie night with a purpose
There’s something special about gathering together for a movie we’re genuinely excited to see. There’s also something even more special about knowing your night out can help support a cause that matters.
Our Practical Magic 2 event brings those two things together. You’ll get to enjoy a highly anticipated movie with your favorite people while helping raise support for Shuck Cancer. There will also be a raffle featuring participating vendors, with proceeds helping raise money for Shuck Cancer, so come ready to join in and support the cause. It’s a simple way to show up for the community: get dressed up, bring your friends, enjoy the movie, enter the raffle, and be part of something bigger than a night at the theater.
If you’d like to learn more about the organization and its work, visit Shuck Cancer.
And honestly, this is exactly the kind of event that feels better when you bring your people. Text the friend who knows every line from the original. Invite your sister, your coworkers, your book club, your partner, or the group chat that is always looking for an excuse to get together. The more magical the coven, the better.
Why Practical Magic 2 is the perfect excuse to get together
The original Practical Magic gave us unforgettable sisterhood, romance, family stories, spellbinding style, and just the right amount of mayhem. The sequel returns us to the world of the Owens sisters for another cinematic adventure filled with magic and mystery.
That is more than enough reason to make plans, but add a fundraiser and a fun dress code, and now you have a proper event.
One of my favorite things about themed nights is how quickly everyone gets into the spirit. At first, someone says, “I don’t know if I have anything witchy.” Then, somehow, the black boots come out, the velvet dress appears, someone finds a wide-brimmed hat, and suddenly the entire group is ready for the moonlight.

The dress code: 1990s witchy coven
The dress code is 1990s witchy coven, and we are fully encouraging you to have fun with it.
Think romantic, mystical, dramatic, and a little bit nostalgic. You do not need a complicated costume or a closet full of special pieces. This look is all about putting together an outfit that feels like it belongs in a magical seaside house, a late-’90s music video, or a coven meeting that might run a little past midnight.
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- A long black dress with boots
- Velvet, lace, or flowing sleeves
- Dark florals and vintage-inspired layers
- Chokers, long necklaces, or stacked rings
- A wide-brimmed hat
- A shawl, scarf, or dramatic cardigan
- Deep berry lipstick or smoky eye makeup
- A little moon, star, or crystal-inspired jewelry
- Black nail polish
- A touch of witchy purple, burgundy, or forest green
You can go subtle, glamorous, romantic, or gloriously over-the-top. The goal is not perfection. The goal is to have fun and make the night feel special.
And if your friends want to coordinate, even better. One person can wear velvet, another can bring the dramatic hat, and someone else can add the perfect statement jewelry. By the time you arrive at Camelot Cinemas, you should look like you just stepped out of a very stylish 1990s coven meeting.
Make it a girls’ night
This event is made for a girls’ night out.
Start with getting ready together, even if that means meeting at someone’s house for a quick outfit check and a little makeup sharing. Take photos before you leave. Decide who is in charge of snacks for the car. Make a playlist for the drive. Let everyone show off their version of witchy style.
The best part is that there is no pressure to make the evening complicated. You can simply meet at the theater, catch up with friends, enjoy the movie, and support Shuck Cancer together.
Sometimes the most meaningful nights are the easy ones: a little effort, a lot of laughter, and the people you love sitting beside you in the dark.
Bring the whole coven
Create a group chat with a name like “The Midnight Margaritas” or “Camelot Coven.” Pick a dress theme within the dress theme. Coordinate colors. Make plans to meet before the movie. Encourage everyone to invite one person, then watch your little group grow into a full magical gathering.
This is the kind of event that becomes more fun when people participate. You may arrive knowing only a few people, but themed events have a way of creating instant conversation. Compliment someone’s hat. Ask where they found their boots. Share your favorite quote from the original film. Cheer on the creative outfits.
You never know who might need a fun night out, a reason to reconnect, or a reminder that community support can look like joy, laughter, and showing up together.
Event details
Here’s what you need to know:
- Event: Practical Magic 2 fundraiser screening
- Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026 @ 7 p.m.
- Location: Camelot Cinemas in Greenville
- Address: 48 East Antrim Drive, Greenville, SC 29607
- Dress code: 1990s witchy coven
- Cause: Shuck Cancer
- Best plan: Bring your friends and come as a full coven
For information about the film itself, including official trailers and updates, visit the official Practical Magic 2 movie website.
Save the date and spread the word
Mark September 17 on your calendar now. Send the invitation. Start looking for that perfect black dress. Pull out the boots you bought years ago but never wear. Ask your friends what their witchy coven names would be.
Most importantly, join us for a fun night that gives back.
Along with the movie, be sure to take part in the raffle featuring participating vendors. It’s a fun little extra that makes the night even more special, and every bit helps raise money for Shuck Cancer.
PRbyMeghan is all about bringing people together for memorable experiences, open conversations, and community-centered events. This screening is a chance to celebrate a beloved magical world while supporting Shuck Cancer: and we cannot think of a better reason to gather.
So, are you in?
Bring your friends. Bring your date. Bring your sister, your neighbor, your favorite witch, and anyone else who could use a joyful night out. Come dressed in your best 1990s witchy coven style, enjoy Practical Magic 2 at Camelot Cinemas in Greenville, and help make this fundraiser a night to remember.
We’ll see you there, witches.

