Montevallo’s Indigo Café Transforms Into a Hallmark Wonderland for “Double Scoop” Premiere

Indigo Café and Bar in Montevallo recently threw a lively watch party for Hallmark’s new romantic comedy, Double Scoop. The event took place on Saturday, August 23, and quickly turned into a local celebration as movie fans gathered to see their own town on screen.

The film centers on a charming dairy farm and a spirited, heartwarming competition. Double Scoop brought plenty of smiles and, honestly, it was hard not to feel a little proud seeing Montevallo’s pretty scenery featured so prominently.

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The Magic of Double Scoop Unveiled

Starring Taylor Cole and Ryan McPartlin, Double Scoop follows Nora and James, two former colleagues from a high-powered New York ad agency. Now rivals, they both land in a small-town dairy farm, each hoping to win over the farm’s owners with their creative pitches.

The movie leans into themes of nostalgia, friendly rivalry, and the comfortable pace of small-town life. Montevallo’s streets and shops definitely get their moment to shine.

Montevallo’s Star Moments

A few spots in Montevallo, like the Fox and Pheasant Inn and Falcon Art Supply, play a big part in the movie. These locations give the film an authentic, homey vibe that’s hard to fake.

The Fox and Pheasant Inn, owned by Janice Seaman, even became a prize at the watch party, which got everyone buzzing with excitement.

A Night to Remember at Indigo Café and Bar

The team at Indigo Café and Bar went all out to make the night special. Janice Seaman, who owns both the café and the Fox and Pheasant Inn, organized the event with her friend Patti Simpson.

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They transformed the café into a dairy-themed wonderland, with plenty of quirky decorations and treats that fit the movie’s vibe.

Highlights of the Watch Party

  • Double Scoop Ice Cream Bar: The ice cream bar was a crowd favorite, loaded with over 20 toppings. Guests got creative with their sundaes—maybe a little too creative, but that’s half the fun.
  • Popcorn Machine: Of course, there was popcorn. It’s not really a movie night without that buttery goodness, is it?
  • Games and Giveaways: People got into the games, and the big prize—a free night at the Fox and Pheasant Inn—added a competitive edge. It was almost like living out the movie’s plot, just with more sprinkles.

Behind the Scenes: Organizing the Event

Janice Seaman’s enthusiasm was obvious in every detail, from the decorations to the treats. She teamed up with location specialist Katie Boyer, who first floated the idea and helped with the logistics.

Patti Simpson also pitched in, adding her own creative flair to the decorations and making the place feel extra inviting.

The Impact of Double Scoop on Montevallo

The Double Scoop premiere and watch party left a mark on Montevallo. The film showed off the town’s beauty, but more importantly, it brought folks together for a joyful, shared experience.

There’s something about seeing your own community on screen that just makes you want to cheer a little louder.

Looking Ahead: Future Events and Celebrations

After pulling off such a fun night, Indigo Café and Bar—and other local spots—are already thinking about what’s next. Events like this are a great excuse to support small businesses, celebrate local wins, and just hang out together.

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As Montevallo keeps popping up in the spotlight, there’s no doubt there’ll be more celebrations on the horizon. Who knows what’s next?

Final Thoughts

The *Double Scoop* watch party at Indigo Café and Bar was an event to remember. It blended the magic of cinema with the warmth of community spirit.

Montevallo’s residents gathered to celebrate their town’s moment on the screen. They created memories that, honestly, might stick around for a while.

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