March On
March On, a production of The Raben Group, increases awareness of the events and heroes of the Civil Rights Era and inspires renewed passion for activism. The festival uses the power of film, music, and the arts to share these important stories.
The 2024 #MarchOnFest is taking place this month from October 6th - October 13th. You can enjoy compelling film screenings, including the World Premiere of James Baldwin's "Born With The Thunder", stimulating panels, and much more! Whether you're there in-person or tuning in from home, there's something for everyone. Get your tickets today: https://www.marchonfest.org/
Unsung Heroes: Staceyann Chin
The Art Behind Art Investing, with Black Art in America
APOLLO UPTOWN HALL: MLK – ACTIVISM AND THE ARTS
Reel Empowerment Lab virtual workshops for students
Reel Empowerment Lab virtual workshops for students
March on Sports: Night of the Roundtable
Woman In Motion Discussion
Minding Your Movie Business: Pro Tips for Emerging Producers
Descended From The Promised Land: Legacy of Black Wall Street
The Importance of Pauli Murray
APOLLO UPTOWN HALL: MLK – ACTIVISM AND THE ARTS
March on the World: Acting While Black Panel Discussion
The 58th Commemoration of El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz Malcolm X
MLK - Blueprint for the Culture (Rebroadcast)
2023 March On! Awards Gala
Mightier Than The Sword: History of the Black Press
Who Tells the Story? Highlight | March On! Festival
2020 Who Tells the Story? March On! Festival
WNYC and The Apollo Present "A Burning House" MLK and the American Experience (Extended)
FROM PAGE TO STAGE: Developing LONG WAY DOWN into a critically-acclaimed new musical
2025 MLK Celebration with The Apollo and WNYC
2024 March On Fest Recap
Presenting Lovely One: A Memoir with Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson
James Baldwin: Born With The Thunder - Discussion Panel | March On Festival 2024
March on Festival 2024 (Trailer)
Our Secret Society: Mollie Moon and the Glamour, Money, and Power Behind the Civil Rights Movement
2023 March on Washington Film Festival Recap
Dr. Shabazz welcomes Isisara Bey and The March On Washington Film Festival
Why We Tell the Untold Stories of the Civil Rights Movement
Empowering Students To Tell Their Stories Through Film