Smooth Feather on Blunt Youth Radio Show at WMPG!
Huge thanks to Blunt Youth Radio at WMPG for having us on the air last night! It was such an honor and we had such a blast!!! For anyone interested to listen to the show click below!
THANK YOU ALL!!
We were so incredibly honored to be able to host this powerful community conversation following the film screening of TEHACHAPI that we hosted at our theater earlier this fall. Here’s the conversation from that evening with Barrett Fadden and more!
We had an incredibly powerful 10 Year Anniversary Celebration at the Smooth Feather Theater. Huge thanks to everyone who came out for it and to all the alumni from the past decade who joined in the celebration. This picture says it all!
It was a huge honor to have been asked to join the ARC morning show today! Check it out below!
Smooth Feather had the huge honor of taking the national stage in Washington, D.C. last week as part of the keynote presentation at the Coalition for Juvenile Justice conference! We screened our film "AS WE ARE" and spoke about our work to empower communities through the arts and wellness. It was an incredible honor to speak alongside Clinton Lacey, Jill Ward, Callie Hargett and Melissa Dau about their inspiring work in the field of juvenile justice. We at Smooth Feather are incredibly grateful for the support from the Maine Juvenile Justice Advisory group which is allowing us to continue doing our work on the ground with youth. I'm really looking forward to staying in touch with the amazing people I met in D.C. and excited to see where it takes Smooth Feather in the future! -Silas
Here's the online premiere of our latest Smooth Feather Film "NOTHING LOST"! The film does deal with the topic of suicide and may be triggering for some individuals. We are very proud of our youth for making a film that starts important conversations around this topic. A huge thank you to the Kezar Falls Fire Department and to everyone else who helped to make this film! We are excited to hear what you all think!
This film was funded in part by a grant from the Maine Arts Commission, an independent state agency supported by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Here’s the video call from today with my friend Dave Watson who joined us live from the top of Mt. Hood to talk to our Sacopee 6th graders about his experience climbing Mt. Everest! The questions from the youth were amazing, and Dave's perspective was incredibly inspiring. I'm excited to share it here, and it was a memorable day for Smooth Feather at the theater! Dave is headed back to climb Everest as a guide this May, and you can follow his journey here: https://www.instagram.com/luckydavewatson/