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Celebrate SONGS OF BLACK FOLK (2025) and THE PEOPLE COULD FLY (2025) in community with filmmakers, participants, and cultural organizationsAbout this Event
- (2025) unites top Black musical talent on one Pacific Northwest stage, launching a powerful new tradition and era for Black artists against the meaningful backdrop of Juneteenth. The film celebrates the richness of Black musical expression and the communal power of song. Co-produced with LA Times Short Docs.
- (2025) explores the history of Black gathering spaces in Louisville, KY from the 1960s through the mid-2000s. Through intimate video portraits, archival footage, and still photography, the film reveals how roller rinks became sanctuaries for Black culture—sites of joy, ritual, and resistance in the face of segregation. Co-produced with Chicken & Egg Films.
Panel with special guests:
The event will feature a post-screening panel discussion with special guests from the film teams and Juneteenth NY. Join on PBS and Queer Voices NYC in the lobby for food, drinks, and time to reflect, discuss, and celebrate! Also, check out our new Discussion Guide use for your own community screening.
- Moderator: Kelli Cooper, Community Lead, Juneteenth NY
- Panelist: Imani Dennison, Director, The People Could Fly (2025)
- Panelist: Justin Emeka, Co-Director, Songs of Black Folk (2025)
- Panelist: Laneisha Beasley, Participant, The People Could Fly (2025)
- Panelist: Markice Armstrong, Participant, The People Could Fly (2025)
Free to attend, all are welcome!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Firehouse: DCTV's Cinema for Documentary Film, 87 Lafayette Street, New York, United States
Tickets
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