North American First People's Day: Native Film Screening: Smoke Signals

In celebration of North American First Peoples Day, the Museum will be screening the coming of age classic, Smoke Signals (1998). Winner of the Best Film Award at the American Indian Film Festival and the Audience Choice Award at Sundance, Smoke Signals follows a young Viktor Joesph on the Coeur d'Alene Reservation as he navigates friendship, family, and finding himself. Rated PG-13. Try your hand at some beadwork or grab some refreshments before the show begins. Doors at 5. Film at 6.

Free and Open to All. Registration Required.

Host or Publisher Akron Art Museum