Stamped Film Festival 2026
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Join us for Pensacola's premier LGBTQ+ film festival, featuring compelling stories from filmmakers around the world. Stamped Film Festival creates an inclusive space where diverse LGBTQ+ experiences come to life on the big screen, fostering community connection and understanding through the power of storytelling.
November 12–15, 2026
The Clark Family Cultural Center (Pensacola Little Theatre)
Free to the public
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
Film Screenings: Discover a carefully curated selection of LGBTQ+ films spanning all genres—documentaries, narratives, shorts, and features that inform, educate, and inspire. Our submissions committee works with professional curators to bring you high-quality cinema from festivals around the country and submissions from across the globe.
Community Programming: Beyond film screenings, enjoy filmmaker Q&As, panel discussions exploring both filmmaking and broader LGBTQ+ life experiences, and creativity workshops.
FOUR DAYS, SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
THURSDAY – Academy Night: Our invite-only kickoff party and the very first look at Stamped's own documentary short. Become an Academy member to join this special celebration and be among the first to see it. Visit https://www.stampedfilmfest.com/join-the-academy for more info!
FRIDAY – Evening Programming + Stamped After Dark: Kick off the weekend with evening screenings, followed by our signature after-hours experience.
SATURDAY – All Day Long: From matinee to evening, our biggest day is packed with screenings plus special programming throughout—workshops, talkbacks, Q&As, and more.
SUNDAY – Family Day: Special all-ages programming designed for attendees of every generation to enjoy together.
THE VENUE: All events take place at the historic Clark Family Cultural Center (Pensacola Little Theatre) in downtown Pensacola.
COMPLETELY FREE: Thanks to our generous sponsors, all main festival programming is free.
Detailed schedule and film lineup will be announced closer to the festival dates. Ticket reservations will open soon—follow us on social media so you don't miss the announcement!
November 12–15, 2026
The Clark Family Cultural Center (Pensacola Little Theatre)
Free to the public
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
Film Screenings: Discover a carefully curated selection of LGBTQ+ films spanning all genres—documentaries, narratives, shorts, and features that inform, educate, and inspire. Our submissions committee works with professional curators to bring you high-quality cinema from festivals around the country and submissions from across the globe.
Community Programming: Beyond film screenings, enjoy filmmaker Q&As, panel discussions exploring both filmmaking and broader LGBTQ+ life experiences, and creativity workshops.
FOUR DAYS, SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
THURSDAY – Academy Night: Our invite-only kickoff party and the very first look at Stamped's own documentary short. Become an Academy member to join this special celebration and be among the first to see it. Visit https://www.stampedfilmfest.com/join-the-academy for more info!
FRIDAY – Evening Programming + Stamped After Dark: Kick off the weekend with evening screenings, followed by our signature after-hours experience.
SATURDAY – All Day Long: From matinee to evening, our biggest day is packed with screenings plus special programming throughout—workshops, talkbacks, Q&As, and more.
SUNDAY – Family Day: Special all-ages programming designed for attendees of every generation to enjoy together.
THE VENUE: All events take place at the historic Clark Family Cultural Center (Pensacola Little Theatre) in downtown Pensacola.
COMPLETELY FREE: Thanks to our generous sponsors, all main festival programming is free.
Detailed schedule and film lineup will be announced closer to the festival dates. Ticket reservations will open soon—follow us on social media so you don't miss the announcement!
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Where is it happening?
400 S Jefferson St, Pensacola, FL 32502-5902, United States
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