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Barrington Town Hall campus hosts two-day film festival

Diversity the theme at Barrington film festival

Posted 8/12/21

The FLM FWD Festival was held on the Barrington Town Hall campus last weekend.

The small-town film festival was conceived to encourage community building through art, performance, education, …

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Barrington Town Hall campus hosts two-day film festival

Diversity the theme at Barrington film festival

Brendan Kirby of Fun Flicks, Vince Wicker and Don Mays (from left to right) set up the film and projector behind the town hall on Saturday night.

Brendan Kirby of Fun Flicks, Vince Wicker and Don Mays (from left to right) set up the film and projector behind the town hall on Saturday night.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Rose Leandre and twins Grace Romain, 7, and sister, Miracle, enjoy a meal and some lemonade while waiting for the movies to start during the second night of the FLM FWD festival at Barrington Town Hall last weekend.

Rose Leandre and twins Grace Romain, 7, and sister, Miracle, enjoy a meal and some lemonade while waiting for the movies to start during the second night of the FLM FWD festival at Barrington Town Hall last weekend.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

People begin to arrive at the FLM FWD film festival at Barrington Town Hall on Saturday night.

People begin to arrive at the FLM FWD film festival at Barrington Town Hall on Saturday night.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Nia Allen (middle) and others cheer on Joel Robbie during a concert in the library cove area on Saturday night.

Nia Allen (middle) and others cheer on Joel Robbie during a concert in the library cove area on Saturday night.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Nia Allen, David Vendetti and Brandon Ward (from left to right) cheer on Joel Robbie.

Nia Allen, David Vendetti and Brandon Ward (from left to right) cheer on Joel Robbie.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Joel Robbie of Barrington sings covers and some of his own material during a small concert during the film festival.

Joel Robbie of Barrington sings covers and some of his own material during a small concert during the film festival.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Andria Neligon and her daughter, Riley, 1, watch Joel Robbie perform during a concert in the library cove area on Saturday night.

Andria Neligon and her daughter, Riley, 1, watch Joel Robbie perform during a concert in the library cove area on Saturday night.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

A crowd cheers on Joel Robbie during a concert in the library cove area on Saturday night.

A crowd cheers on Joel Robbie during a concert in the library cove area on Saturday night.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Huijint Wang and daughter, Liya, 4, Haden Diorio, 9, Ainsley Drury, 10 and Kaya Drake 11, (from left to right) partake in arts and crafts before the show.

Huijint Wang and daughter, Liya, 4, Haden Diorio, 9, Ainsley Drury, 10 and Kaya Drake 11, (from left to right) partake in arts and crafts before the show.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Erik Anderson, and Fred and Sandy Warrender (from left to right) attend the FLM FWD film festival at the town hall on Saturday night.

Erik Anderson, and Fred and Sandy Warrender (from left to right) attend the FLM FWD film festival at the town hall on Saturday night.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Posted Thursday, August 12, 2021 9:29 am

The FLM FWD Festival was held on the Barrington Town Hall campus last weekend.

The small-town film festival was conceived to encourage community building through art, performance, education, cultural enrichment, and entertainment.

“The Town of Barrington is a community that welcomes opportunities to come together and share diverse perspectives and talents,” said Barrington Town Manager Jim Cunha.