Register to attend the Thursday, June 25 Opening Night Benefit of "Tiny Movements!

This special evening begins at 6pm when guests can meet the artists behind “Tiny Movements” and raise a toast to brave women in the room. Leah will then inspire the audience with a rootsy, folk music set of both original and traditional songs from the South. The film screening will begin at 7pm, followed by a panel discussion. "Tiny Movements" is a 25 minute documentary directed by Laura Sweeney that tells the story of local artist Jenn Green’s creation of her Tiny Kitchen Dances project following her experiences with Domestic Violence. It follows her healing as she navigates the ongoing legal battle to protect herself and her children, the journey to hold her abuser accountable within the legal justice system, and moving forward as she works to rebuild her chosen life.

The film has won numerous awards at festivals around the country, including Best Short Documentary at the Brooklyn Film Festival.

Panelists include attorneys, therapists and other Domestic Violence professionals to elevate awareness about domestic violence and provide attendees with access to professional services.

Tickets to the June 25 Opening Night Benefit are $50. In addition to an award-winning film and extraordinary music, the event also includes complimentary wine, beer, non-alcoholic beverages and light appetizers. A portion of the proceeds will benefit My Sister's Place.

June 25: Tiny Movements Opening Night Benefit