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SUMMARY:RUMBLE Movie Night-Barnstormers
DESCRIPTION:Come join us for an Emmy award-winning movie diving deep into the roots of Rock 'N Roll and the unsung Native musicians that built the entertainment genre we know and love. November is #NativeHeritageMonth. Celebrate with us all that Indigenous communities contribute in the way of art and culture\, locally and around the world!\n\nTonight\, we focus on how Native artists invented\, influenced\, changed rock music - where it started\, and where it's going. Featuring artists such as Link Wray\, Jimi Hendrix and Mildred Bailey \n\nThe basket weaving and traditional artwork of local Takelma descendent and member of the confederated tribes of Siletz\, Chantele Rilatos\, will also be featured for appreciation.\n\nWhen: November 12\, Saturday\n\nDoors open at 6 PM\n\nMovie starts at 6:30 PM\n\nConversation to follow\n\nWhere: Barnstormers Theatre\n\n112 NE Evelyn Ave\n\nGrants Pass\, OR\n\nCost: free to $5 donation to benefit future programming\n\nrumblemovie.ticketleap.com/nativerock to reserve seats or at the door\n\nCONTENT WARNING: The movie does not have a parental rating\, though we would give it PG-13. Overall it is an upbeat movie inspiring to individuals of a variety of ages\, however it does contain some strong language and graphic images.\n\nConcessions and snacks will be available. Seating and bathrooms are ADA accessible.\n\nTonight's movie night is brought to you by @Equity Project of Josephine County\, @Nativewomanshare and @Barnstormers Community Theatre. Together\, our three organizations are dedicated to the celebration and inclusion of diversity in Josephine County.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Come join us for an Emmy award-winning movie diving deep into the roots of Rock '\;N Roll and the unsung Native musicians that built the entertainment genre we know and love. \;
\;November is \;#NativeHeritageMonth. Celebrate with us all that Indigenous communities contribute in the way of art and culture\, locally and around the world! \n\nTonight\, we focus on how Native artists invented\, influenced\, changed rock music - where it started\, and where it'\;s going. Featuring artists such as Link Wray\, Jimi Hendrix and Mildred Bailey \;
\n\nThe basket weaving and traditional artwork of local Takelma descendent and member of the confederated tribes of Siletz\, Chantele Rilatos\, will also be featured for appreciation.
\n\nWhen: November 12\, Saturday
\nDoors open at 6 PM
\nMovie starts at 6:30 PM
\nConversation to follow
\n\nWhere: Barnstormers Theatre
\n112 NE Evelyn Ave
\nGrants Pass\, OR
\n\n\n\nCONTENT WARNING: The movie does not have a parental rating\, though we would give it PG-13. Overall it is an upbeat movie inspiring to individuals of a variety of ages\, however it does contain some strong language and graphic images.
\n\nConcessions and snacks will be available. Seating and bathrooms are ADA accessible.
\n\nTonight'\;s movie night is brought to you by @Equity Project of Josephine County\, @Nativewomanshare and @Barnstormers Community Theatre. Together\, our three organizations are dedicated to the celebration and inclusion of diversity in Josephine County.
\n
LOCATION:Barnstormers 112 NE Evelyn Ave Grants Pass\, OR
UID:e.1818.41708
SEQUENCE:3
DTSTAMP:20260405T132037Z
URL:https://business.grantspasschamber.org/events/details/rumble-movie-night-barnstormers-41708
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