We have been invited to screen the film at the Helper Arts Festival in Helper Utah. The festival, founded in 1994, features Art, Music, Culture and Films and is free to the public.
Our documentary will be shown in the Rio Theater on Main Street on Saturday, August 22nd at 9pm. More details available on our special film page on the festival website and you can learn more about the festival on their retro Home Page.
The Helper Festival team wrote a great line to promote the film calling it:
A documentary about Karen & Tony Barone — two desert artists who turned a highway into a gallery, and their whole life into art.
The Helper Arts Festival is a celebration of creativity, culture, and community set against the dramatic landscape of Carbon County, Utah. Each August, Helper comes alive with live music, plein aire painting, gallery strolls,films, a classic car show, local vendors, and so much more.
The historic railroad and mining town of Helper is roughly 110 miles southwest of Salt Lake City or a 2 hour drive. It is known as any artsy "hidden gem".
The festival uses the tagline: Tiny town. MASSIVE ENERGY. Infinite possibilities.
