A Night of Music, Movies, and Meaning: Finding Lucinda Live Screening + Performance

Name: A Night of Music, Movies, and Meaning: Finding Lucinda Live Screening + Performance
Start: 2025-10-03T20:00:00-07:00
End: 2025-10-03T21:00:00-07:00
Location: 4 Star Theater

Schedule

Fri Oct 03 2025 at 08:00 pm to 09:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

4 Star Theater | San Francisco, CA

Music lovers and Lucinda Williams fans are invited to an inspiring evening that blends live performance, documentary screening, and conversation as Finding Lucinda comes to San Francisco on Friday, October 3.
Presented as an official Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Out of the Park show, this event benefiting Sweet Relief and the Bay Area Musicians Fund celebrates the early life, creative spark, and lasting influence of the legendary singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams.
A Night of Music, Movies, and Meaning: Finding Lucinda Live Screening + Performance includes:
Live music by Lake Charlatans, a rollicking tribute band led by ISMAY (Avery Hellman) and friends, celebrating the music of Lucinda Williams. The evening’s special guests include Steve Earle, Chuck Prophet, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Olivia Wolf, Elizabeth Lubin, and others to be announced.
A screening of the 62-minute documentary Finding Lucinda, which traces the roots and resilience behind Williams’ artistry.
A post-film Q&A with ISMAY, the star of the film and creative force behind the project.
Festive food and drinks are available for purchase at the venue.
Exclusive merchandise.
“This unique film will appeal to Lucinda Williams fans everywhere and anyone struggling to find their identity through art.” — Chuck Prophet
About the Film:
Finding Lucinda follows singer-songwriter ISMAY (Avery Hellman) on a transformative road trip through the American South, exploring the early life and enduring legacy of three-time GRAMMY-winning artist Lucinda Williams. Along the way, the film features never-before-seen footage, rare recordings, and interviews with Charlie Sexton, Buddy Miller, Mary Gauthier, and Lucinda herself.
Directed by Joel Fendelman (Man on Fire) and featuring cinematography by Rose Bush (Colette), the film is a soulful meditation on music, identity, and what it means to forge your own creative path. Part memoir, part music history, and part spiritual road trip, Finding Lucinda is ultimately a story about self-discovery, artistic bravery, and learning how to move forward — even when you’re unsure where the road will lead. (FindingLucindaFilm.com)