for immediate release - film screening
Philippine born, New York based filmmaker Michael Manese is proud to announce the 18th Film Festival screening of his latest short film "The Pleasure of Being Served."
Festival on the Bushkill 2019
Saturday September 21
6pm
Simon Silk Mill
1247 Simon Boulevard
Easton, Pennsylvania
Tickets: $20
Evenbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/silk-festival-on-the-bushkill-tickets-70529779469
https://www.simonsilkmilleaston.com/fotb/
Saturday September 21
6pm
Simon Silk Mill
1247 Simon Boulevard
Easton, Pennsylvania
Tickets: $20
Evenbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/silk-festival-on-the-bushkill-tickets-70529779469
https://www.simonsilkmilleaston.com/fotb/
About the Festival
Set in the iconic, historic, refurbished Simon Silk Mill in Easton, PA, art, film, food combine to create the perfecting setting for an evening not to miss. Films this year come from all over the country, including the world premiere of NO OTHER WAY – a touching, wrenching story of how persistent, unrelenting love saves one person’s life while destroying another.
Music will be provided by The Swiss Guard to kick off the festivities at 6pm and DJ Big Sir will be spinning records at the “after the movies” party. SILK sponsors this annual event to benefit the Stirner Arts Trail that runs alongside the Bushkill Creek in Easton, featuring artwork by the famed artist, Karl Stirner as well as many other important Artist.
Set in the iconic, historic, refurbished Simon Silk Mill in Easton, PA, art, film, food combine to create the perfecting setting for an evening not to miss. Films this year come from all over the country, including the world premiere of NO OTHER WAY – a touching, wrenching story of how persistent, unrelenting love saves one person’s life while destroying another.
Music will be provided by The Swiss Guard to kick off the festivities at 6pm and DJ Big Sir will be spinning records at the “after the movies” party. SILK sponsors this annual event to benefit the Stirner Arts Trail that runs alongside the Bushkill Creek in Easton, featuring artwork by the famed artist, Karl Stirner as well as many other important Artist.