Summer of ’67 released at the Nashville Regal theater June 29. After a two-week showing in Nashville followed by another week at Showplace Cinemas in Evansville, Indiana, we’ve been on the road, bringing Summer of ’67 to film festivals, theaters, churches, and community events. We’ve had screenings at least once a week, many times two to three shows in a week. Our crazy schedule continues through Thanksgiving week, then we’ll slow down a bit.
If you follow Summer of ’67 on social media, you’ve seen photos and updates from our tour, but if not, here’s a quick photo overview of some of the places we’ve been.
Pastor Garry Edwards and his best buddy were aboard the USS Forrestal when it caught fire. We were able to record their powerful stories when we showed the movie at their church in Johnson City, Tennessee.Cast and crew at the Historic Railpark and Train Museum Red Carpet Screening in Bowling Green, Kentucky.Reuniting with old friends at the Bratt Baptist Screening in Century, Florida.With dear friends at Santa Rosa Shores Baptist Church in Gulf Breeze, Florida.With writer and radio host John Baldwin at Happy Trails Virginia Style Convention in Roanoke, Virginia.The filmmakers panel at Happy Trail Virginia Style Convention in Roanoke, Virginia.
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