Paul Garcia
Happy Galentine’s Day, Flagstaff. Girls on the Run of Northern Arizona invites everyone to the Lunafest traveling film festival on February 13th at Orpheum. Lunafest was started in 2001 by Kit Crawford, co-owner of Cliff Her Bar and Company, as a film festival by and for women about women. Crawford’s love of film festivals and her desire to spotlight and empower women were the inspiration behind the creation of the film festival. Since its first small screening in California 22 years ago, Lunafest has grown into the acclaimed film festival it is today, screening more than 175 feature films and helping local nonprofits raise her $7 million. Collected more than a dollar. This season they are coming to Flagstaff.
Lunafest kicks off with a raffle and silent auction during social hours from 6pm. A short program hosted by Girls on the Run, he has four films lined up for screenings starting at 7 p.m. Films range from short documentary “Reclaim your Water: Natasha Smith,” which introduces viewers to the West Coast Ebony Beach Club, to “Pete,” a true narrative and animated exploration of gender identity and Little League Baseball. over. The Girls on the Run story concludes the evening with a silent auction and raffle winner announcement.
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Tickets for the event are currently on sale at the Orpheum, Girls on the Run of Northern Arizona, and Lunafest websites. Ticket prices start at $27. The Galentine’s Day event will take place on his Monday, February 13th. For event details, visit the Girls on the Run or Lunafest websites.
