Have you been busy lately? Have you been looking for something to work on? Come meet up with your fellow FAVES this Wednesday September the 21 at 5 PM. The Saranac Public House opened a couple of weeks ago, and with its big open seating, it’s the perfect place for us to get together and catch up on what everyone has done. We want to see what we can help you get the word out about. We hope to have more articles like the one Matthew Weaver wrote last week for Felt High in the near future that feature you and your current/upcoming projects.
This new place is a pub, so no age restrictions like we had in the past with the location’s predecessor. If you can make it, let us know, click here to visit the Facebook event and tell us your attending.
Afterwards, The Spokane International Film Festival will be presenting the opening to their 2011 Professor Series with a 7 PM screening of A History of Violence at the Magic Lantern Theater followed by a discussion on the film led by Brian Clayton, Richard McClelland, David Calhoun of Gonzaga University and Gonzaga’s Faith and Reason Institute.
Tickets are $7 ($5 with valid Student ID). Something new and this is the Series passes for $30 ($20 with valid Student ID) at the Magic Lantern Theatre box office (25 W Main Ave, Spokane WA 99201).
See you at the Saranac Public House!
This post was written by
Tom Dineen – who has written 138 posts on Film And Video Enthusiasts of Spokane.
Born in California and transplanted to Spokane WA at a young age, Tom Dineen graduated with a degree in film and video production and business and started his career working for a local film production company. After a short stint in the industry, Tom became active in the community as an organizer of the FAVES group and has administered the FAVESblog.com web presence and emailing lists. Tom has also been involved with organizing several short films produced in the Spokane area as well as Reel Spokane and the 50 Hour Slam events.
