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You are here: Home / Events / A Year on the Dam Short Film Premiere

A Year on the Dam Short Film Premiere

September 21, 2024

Date/Time
Date(s) - Sep 21st, 2024
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Location
Ashfield Town Hall


A misty beaver dam and pond, overlaid with the text "A Year on the Dam."

HLT’s upcoming short film, A Year on the Dam, documents the movement of wildlife across conserved land through the changing seasons.

A Year on the Dam was selected for screening at the Ashfield FilmFest, where it will officially premiere. Come out for a festive and family-friendly night of Hilltown short films, and to support HLT and other local filmmakers!

Tickets are now available for purchase. Buy them online through Eventbrite, or find paper tickets at the Ashfield Hardware Store on Main Street, Ashfield.

Accessibility

  • Audio: A PA system will be used for film audio. Closed captioning is not provided.
  • Bathrooms: Bathrooms are on the lower level, accessed by elevator or stairs. The women’s room has two stalls, one of which is accessible. The men’s room has one stall, which is accessible.
  • Fragrances: No known fragrance policy.
  • Parking: One accessible spot in front of Town Hall. Additional spots are available at the fire station next door, with overflow parking at the church across the street.
  • Seating: Wooden folding chairs in rows.
  • Steps and barriers: Barrier free. The upper floor of Town Hall is accessed by an outdoor ramp and two indoor elevators, or by a flight of stairs.
  • Surfaces: Wooden floors with no rugs in major traffic areas.

Questions?

For questions about the festival and venue, contact Ashfield FilmFest organizers: ashfieldfilmfest@gmail.com

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