Artist Visions Film Festival in Lambertville, NJ will take place this weekend from July 22-July 25. This year the festival will take a different approach to entertainment. Rather than having movies all day, they have decided to incorporate events such as a visual treasure hunt, live music, art shows, and video installations.
Incorporating the history of Lambertville has been a goal of program producer Sara Scully. Not only the history of Lambertville, but the history of Bucks County will be on display. Famous 1960s rock poster artist and Bucks County native, Bonnie Maclean, has designed the festivals poster. 200 limited edition silk screen prints will be made available for sale. In addition to Ms. Maclean’s talents, audiences will also get to see films made by local students. The theme for the student films is “Where I’m From”.
The vast majority of films will be taking place at the ACME screening room on South Union Street. Look forward to seeing some exceptional musicians as well;a documentary about Bela Fleck will be showing on Sunday, July 25 at the ACME screening room. There will also be performances by children’s performer Andrew Piccirillo, Jet Weston and His Atomic Ranch Hands, as well as many others. The fun doesn’t stop at music and movies; there will be a wine tasting and architecture event, and “When Your Strange”, a documentary about legendary rock band The Doors, will be shown.
Check out the full schedule of events, including prices and other festival information, here. This is going to be an awesome weekend with a lot of different features and exciting events for the whole family. So go enjoy some good music, art, and films from young, talented Bucks County natives.
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