Queer Film Festival with NWA Equality
Kick off Pride Month with a film fest celebrating classic Queer cinema!
Presented in partnership with NWA Equality, come enjoy an afternoon and evening of free screenings of feature films and documentaries celebrating and centering on Queer storylines and the experiences of Queer people. The Momentary’s Fermentation Hall and RØDE House will be transformed into classic and drafthouse-style theaters for the occasion, using state-of-the-art sound and visuals to create the perfect cinema lounge experience.
The fun begins at noon with family-friendly films, food, drinks, fans, and all-ages activities between screenings. As the day (and night) progresses, the films and festivities become progressively spicier (with MPAA ratings to match)—so you can choose the experience that’s right for you!
Relaxed, raucous, and full of silver-screen glitz, this event is perfect for die-hard Queer cinema fans and casual moviegoers alike.
See you there!
Free, tickets required. Reserve your spot online or with the Box Office at (479) 657-2335 today.
Each showtime ticketed separately. Admission and age requirements vary by film rating. Films with an R rating will require the presence of a parent or guardian for a minor to attend.
Showtimes and Schedule
Røde House
12-2PM: Love, Simon (PG-13, 1h 50 min)
2:30-4:30PM: To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar (PG-13, 1hr 50 min)
6-7:30PM: But I’m A Cheerleader (R, 1hr 24 min)
8-10PM: The Birdcage (R, 1hr 58min)
Fermentation Hall
12-1:30PM: Do I Sound Gay (1hr 17min)
2-3:45PM: Gender Revolution (1hr 35min)
4-5:30PM: Paris is Burning (R, 1hr 16min)
6-8PM: How To Survive a Plague (1hr 50 min)
About NWA Equality
Northwest Arkansas Equality‘s mission is to provide programs, education, and advocacy to serve, connect, and empower the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community.
NWA Equality serves as an education, advocacy, resource, and service organization to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) citizens of Benton and Washington Counties. In addition to being recognized as the regional voice for equality and inclusion, we provide free HIV testing services, a variety of support groups, as well as social and community outreach events, including the Season of Dickson Divas drag events. Each summer we host Arkansas’ largest LGBTQ pride celebration, Northwest Arkansas Pride.