FLORENCE —
Tickets for the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival Awards Show are now on sale at The Wine Seller, 324 N. Court Street in Florence, and at the UNA Follett Bookstore. General-admission tickets are $10. Tickets are free to UNA and are available at the UNA Follett Bookstore.
The 16th annual awards show will be held March 2 at the UNA East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue in Florence. The evening begins at 6:30 p.m. with pre-show music by Melissa Bain. Actress and festival advisory board member Natalie Canerday will emcee the awards program, which begins at 7 p.m. Following the awards program, there will be an after party, with Chris Lucas performing.
The George Lindsey UNA Film Festival is one of the few film festivals hosted by a university. The event was founded in 1998 by UNA alumnus and celebrated actor and entertainer, the late George Lindsey. Lindsey’s own film career included several important roles, including the character Goober Pyle on “The Andy Griffith Show.”
For more information, contact the Lindsey Festival at lindseyfilmfest@una.edu or 256-765-4592.
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