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Film series presents a favorite
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PUTNEY– Next Stage Arts Project is delighted to present its September Film Series, “Star Wars,” the American epic film series created by George Lucas, featuring four of the series’ classics, Thursday nights at 7. Next Stage is located at 15 Kimball Hill, with a professional full-sized screen and excellent sound system. There is a $5 suggested donation.

The schedule includes:

September 5: A New Hope (1977)

September 12: Empire Strikes Back (1980)

September 19: Return of the Jedi (1983)

September 26: The Phantom Menace (1999)

Next Stage Arts Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing Putney’s cultural and economic village center through the programming, development, and operation of Next Stage. Since its founding in early 2011, NSAP has hosted dozens of events including classical, folk, and popular music concerts, a weekly community film series, a spoken word series, and theater.

More information about upcoming events is at www.nextstagearts.org.

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