Join Georgia Equality at Young Professionals Night at the Atlanta 
Jewish Film
Festival, presented by ACCESS, for a fantastic evening of festivities and film!
This exciting event is open to young professionals under 40 of all faith and ethnic backgrounds.
Join us for a pre-party with food and cash bar at the Woodruff Art Center’s Center Space, followed by a screening of the comedy Family Commitments.
WHEN: Saturday, February 11
Pre-party at 7pm
Film screening at 8:40pm
WHERE: Woodruff Arts Center
PRICE: $18 (includes both the pre-party and film)
Tickets will be released on Wednesday, January 18. Please contact Julie Katz at email hidden; JavaScript is required with any questions. We’ll see you at the movies!
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