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Liberty Theater Presents an Evening at Lindsay Creek

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Aug 8, 2026

5:00 pm - 9:00 pm


Join the Liberty Theater for an inspiring evening of film, conversation, fine wine, and community as we honor our past and invest in the future of the historic Liberty Theater. Saturday, August 8, 5-9pm.

Acclaimed filmmaker Bryan Fuller will be present for a special screening and conversation. Before Hollywood, Bryan Fuller was a kid growing up in the Lewis-Clark Valley with an extraordinary imagination. That imagination carried him from Clarkston to Hollywood, where he became one of television and film’s most distinctive storytellers.

On August 8, Bryan comes home -for an evening celebrating his journey, his feature film Dust Bunny, and raising the funds to bring the Liberty Theater’s iconic blade sign back to life.

Liberty Theater Presents an Evening at Lindsay Creek
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