Matinee (noun)

1. A morning performance or show.
2. A show or performance held during the day, typically in the afternoon.

Origin:

Early 17th century (as a noun denoting a morning concert or exhibition): from french matinée "morning", from matin "morning".

Examples:

1. A matinee performance of the play will be held at 2 PM.
2. He took his daughter to a matinee of the latest Disney movie.
3. She attended a matinee of the ballet performance at the local theater.
4. The matinee show was sold out as usual, with many families in attendance.
5. The theater was packed with children and their parents for the matinee performance of the magic show.