Just your daily reminder that tickets are on sale for $20 now until July 3rd!
Not to mention, we also have a limited amount of student discounts available as well! Comment or message me for the student discount code.
Get it now before it sells out!💕
🎬 The moment you've been waiting for is here!
The inaugural Asheville Mental Health Film Fest has officially been rescheduled and is coming to Asheville on July 18! 💙
🎟️ Early Bird sale now through July 3!
Every ticket purchased helps cover venue costs and supports AHyder Productions' upcoming film, “Come Find Me.” Crew and Casting calls are coming soon!
Here's what you can look forward to:
✨ Raffle baskets featuring gift certificates from Papas & Beer, Standard Pizza Co., Asheville Head Spa, and more.
🎥 Five incredible short films competing for the Audience Choice Award—we loved the submissions so much that we expanded the lineup from four films to five!
🏆 The audience will vote to decide who takes home the $250 grand prize, so your voice matters.
🎞️ An exclusive premiere screening of Long Time, No See, followed by a Q&A panel with the team who brought the film to life.
🎬 A first look at the next major film project coming to Asheville & how you can be part of it.
💚 Information about local mental health resources while supporting a nonprofit that has continued serving the community, even after Hurricane Helene.
We can't wait to celebrate storytelling, community, and mental health with you.
🎬 Tickets are now on sale for the 1st Annual Asheville Mental Health Film Fest!
Join us for a night of local films, community, and mental health awareness. Four local short films will compete for the Audience Choice Award and a $250 cash prize, followed by a special screening of Long Time, No See.
We'll also have a raffle, with 50% of proceeds benefiting All Souls Counseling Center, helping provide mental health resources across Western North Carolina.
Come enjoy great films, support local filmmakers, and help make a difference. 💚
🎟️ Get your tickets today by scanning the QR code or through the link
🎬✨ Get ready for a night out in Asheville!
The 1st Annual Asheville Film & Mental Health Festival is happening June 27th, and we’re turning it into a full-on community celebration of film, storytelling, and mental health awareness.
We’re screening 4 short films from local artists, plus the premiere of Long Time, No See by Hyder Productions. There will be an audience choice award, a filmmaker panel, concessions, and a raffle packed with donated goodies from local businesses.
So yes — this is your excuse to get dressed up, grab your friends, and make it a fun night filled with good films and friends.
50% of all raffle ticket sales will be donated to All Souls Counseling Center, supporting mental health services in our community.
If you're a mental health professional or can't afford to attend the event, comment or send me a message! Would love to offer a discount or help in any way I can.
https://www.eventbrite.com/manage/events/1992070086253/tickets
Come for the films. Stay for the chaos. Dress up like you’re going somewhere important, because you are.
🎬✨ Asheville, get ready for a night out!
The 1st Annual Asheville Film & Mental Health Festival is happening June 27th, and we’re turning it into a full-on community celebration of film, storytelling, and mental health awareness.
We’re screening 4 short films from local artists, plus the premiere of Long Time, No See by Hyder Productions. There will be an audience choice award, a filmmaker panel, concessions, and a raffle packed with donated goodies from local businesses.
So yes — this is your excuse to get dressed up, grab your friends, and make it a fun night filled with good films and friends.
50% of all raffle ticket sales will be donated to All Souls Counseling Center, supporting mental health services in our community.
If you're a mental health professional or can't afford to attend the event, comment or send me a message! Would love to offer a discount or help in any way I can.
https://www.eventbrite.com/manage/events/1992070086253/tickets
Come for the films. Stay for the chaos. Dress up like you’re going somewhere important, because you are.
🎬✨ Asheville, get ready for a night out!
The 1st Annual Asheville Film & Mental Health Festival is happening June 27th, and we’re turning it into a full-on community celebration of film, storytelling, and mental health awareness.
We’re screening 4 short films from local artists, plus the premiere of Long Time, No See by Hyder Productions. There will be an audience choice award, a filmmaker panel, concessions, and a raffle packed with donated goodies from local businesses.
So yes — this is your excuse to get dressed up, grab your friends, and make it a fun night filled with good films and friends.
50% of all raffle ticket sales will be donated to All Souls Counseling Center, supporting mental health services in our community.
If you're a mental health professional or can't afford to attend the event, comment or send me a message! Would love to offer a discount or help in any way I can.
https://www.eventbrite.com/manage/events/1992070086253/tickets
Come for the films. Stay for the chaos. Dress up like you’re going somewhere important, because you are.
🎬✨ Asheville, get ready for a night out!
The 1st Annual Asheville Film & Mental Health Festival is happening June 27th, and we’re turning it into a full-on community celebration of film, storytelling, and mental health awareness.
We’re screening 4 short films from local artists, plus the premiere of Long Time, No See by Hyder Productions. There will be an audience choice award, a filmmaker panel, concessions, and a raffle packed with donated goodies from local businesses.
So yes — this is your excuse to get dressed up, grab your friends, and make it a fun night filled with good films and friends.
50% of all raffle ticket sales will be donated to All Souls Counseling Center, supporting mental health services in our community.
🎟️ Tickets are live now: https://www.eventbrite.com/manage/events/1992070086253/tickets
Come for the films. Stay for the chaos. Dress up like you’re going somewhere important, because you are.