The Heard Museum is proud to present the 2016 documentary film Keepers of the Game in which director Judd Ehrlich follows the journey of the Haudenosaunee womens’ high school lacrosse team as they battle for recognition, respect, and triumph in a sport deeply woven into their cultural heritage. Keepers of the Game is a testament to the power of sport to change lives and connect us all.
After the film, stay with us for a virtual presentation from the film’s director, Judd Ehrlich, as he takes us deeper into the stories of these phenomenal matriarchs.
Schedule:
12:30pm – Early Access Seating for Heard Museum Members
12:45pm – General Access Seating
1:00pm – Film Begins
3:00pm – Virtual Presentation with Director Judd Ehrlich
3:30pm – Event Concludes
This screening is part 2 of our 3-part Summer Film Series showcasing captivating films that highlight contemporary stories that are rooted in Indigenous tradition. Enjoy fresh popcorn, lounge on oversized bean bags, and an air-conditioned auditorium with theater quality sound! Find out more about these films by visiting the events page on heard.org.
*We highly encourage you to bring your own blankets and lounging chairs. Members will receive preferred seating (early admission) for this event. Food and drinks ARE permitted inside the Steele Auditorium so stop by the museum’s Coffee Cantina for a refreshing prickly pear lemonade, coffee, pastries, and other yummy snacks.
Our sponsors
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Program Sponsors:
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Youth & Family Program Sponsors:
The Boeing Company
