Reposted from @fultoncomm5 Join us for the 2023 Black History Film Festival @blkhistfilmfest Opening Reception: Friday, February 24, 2023 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Central Library One Margaret Mitchell Square (downtown Atlanta) Doors open at 5:00 pm. RSVP: http://2023bhff.eventbrite.com FREE PARKING & SHUTTLE BUS: Fulton County Yellow Parking Lot 593 Central Avenue FREE FOOD & BEVERAGES SERVED The Opening Reception will feature a screening of ‘Bo Legs: Marvin Arrington, Sr., An Atlanta Story’. The film highlights how Mr. Arrington helped to transform the city of his birth from a segregated, provincial town into the international metropolis that it is today. The remaining films will be screened from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 25th at the following libraries: Adams Park – Big Mama, Codeswitching Adamsville – Driving While Black, King Richard Alpharetta – Fences, Codeswitching Cleveland - Big Mama, Codeswitching College Park - Big Mama, Codeswitching East Roswell - Big Mama, Codeswitching Fairburn - Big Mama, Codeswitching Hapeville – Big Mama, Fences Kirkwood – Driving While Black, Codeswitching Mechanicsville - Big Mama, Codeswitching Northwest – Is that Black Enough For You?, Big Mama Ponce – Driving While Black, Big Mama Wolf Creek – King Richard, Codeswitching The event can be shared on social media via the hashtag #2023BHFF. For more Fulton County news, sign up for the weekly e-newsletter #OneFulton at https://goo.gl/Nb1L84. You can also visit Fulton County’s website at www.fultoncountyga.gov or connect with Fulton County government on Twitter at @FultonInfo or Facebook at @fultoninfo. ###
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Reposted from @fultoncomm5 Join us for the 2023 Black History Film Festival @blkhistfilmfest

Opening Reception:
Friday, February 24, 2023
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Central Library
One Margaret Mitchell Square
(downtown Atlanta)

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Embark on a cinematic journey through history with the Black History Film Festival, a vibrant celebration that began in Atlanta in 2008 and has since become a cornerstone of cultural reflection and education nationwide. With a mission to illuminate the rich tapestry of Black history through powerful storytelling, the festival has expanded its reach to diverse audiences, moving to Washington, DC in 2015, and is now set to make its debut in Miami this year and Oakland in 2026. Each location offers a unique backdrop for showcasing films that honor the past while inspiring future generations. Whether you’re an avid film enthusiast or someone passionate about history and culture, the festival offers an enriching experience that highlights the narratives shaping American history. Join in the celebration and secure your place at upcoming events in Atlanta on February 21st and 22nd, Miami on February 26th, and Washington, DC on February 28th. They welcome participants and collaborators to explore how the festival can come to your city, county, or state. Simply DM or contact them via the link in their bio for more details. Embrace the opportunity to witness compelling stories that transcend boundaries and connect communities, creating a shared space for dialogue and understanding. Media Credit: BlackHistoryFilmFestival

The Black History Film Festival expanded to Miami and announced future plans for Oakland, celebrating diverse storytelling and culture!

Embark on a cinematic journey through history with the Black History Film Festival, a vibrant celebration that began in Atlanta in 2008 and has since become a cornerstone of cultural reflection and education nationwide. With a mission to illuminate the rich tapestry of Black history through powerful storytelling, the festival has expanded its reach to diverse audiences, moving to Washington, DC in 2015, and is now set to make its debut in Miami this year and Oakland in 2026. Each location offers a unique backdrop for showcasing films that honor the past while inspiring future generations. Whether you’re an avid film enthusiast or someone passionate about history and culture, the festival offers an enriching experience that highlights the narratives shaping American history.

Join in the celebration and secure your place at upcoming events in Atlanta on February 21st and 22nd, Miami on February 26th, and Washington, DC on February 28th. They welcome participants and collaborators to explore how the festival can come to your city, county, or state. Simply DM or contact them via the link in their bio for more details. Embrace the opportunity to witness compelling stories that transcend boundaries and connect communities, creating a shared space for dialogue and understanding.