Writer/director/artist John Waters, comedian/podcaster Cameron Esposito, and filmmaker/musician Boots Riley headline this year’s Free State Festival, a weeklong celebration of film, music, art and ideas slated for June 22-28. In support of 50/50 by 2020, a national movement to increase the representation of women’s voices in the film industry, this year’s program will shine a spotlight on female representation on the big screen. Visit www.freestatefestival.org for tickets, passes, and a complete schedule event in spring 2020. THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
National Endowment for the Arts City of Lawrence The Hall Center for the Humanities at KU Kansas Public Radio Mainline Printing WE CAN’T WAIT TO COME TOGETHER WITH OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO BRING THE 2020 FREE STATE FESTIVAL TO LAWRENCE!
Transformations Charity Gala, The Cider Gallery, The Dole Institute of Politics, The Raven Bookstore, Haskell Indian Nations University, The Commons at KU, The Lied Center, The Watkins Museum of History, The Lawrence Public Library, eXplore Lawrence, the Kansas News Service, Lawrence Talks, Downtown Lawrence Inc., and the Spencer Museum of Art.
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