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Un Nuevo Pasado (Someday Soon) Outdoor Screening & Celebration

  • Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center 400 Garden Road Chattanooga, TN, 37419 United States (map)

Un Nuevo Pasado (Someday Soon) Outdoor Screening & Celebration

Join us for a special outdoor screening of Un Nuevo Pasado (Someday Soon) and a celebration in honor of Hispanic Heritage month!

Co-hosted by Resilient Story and Latinos of Chattanooga, join us at Reflection Riding for a special outdoor screening for the English premiere of Un Nuevo Pasado (Someday Soon), a captivating documentary that explores the immigrant journey of longing, loss, grief, and hope. Local filmmaker Pablo Mazariegos of Resilient Story made this film to explore the question of why so many of Guatemala’s youth are migrating to America on their own, a question he was often asked. Pablo searched for the answer by starting with his immigration past, returning to the border to revisit his journey to America before attempting to share another immigrant’s story on film. This film allows its viewer to foster a genuine connection between Chattanooga’s Guatemalan immigrant community and locals through shared human experiences.

Complete with live music, a delicious Guatemalan culinary experience, tours of our blooming lower meadows, and the film screening, it will be a fun-filled celebration, perfect timing for the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month!

Here are some details:

  • Reflection Riding's gates open at 5pm.

  • The Film screening starts at 7:45pm.

  • We will have Guatemalan food available for purchase. You can choose between two dinner options priced at $13. Cash is preferred but cards will be accepted. It will be an immersive culinary experience that you won't want to miss!

  • We will have a DJ on campus to play latin music before the film begins.

  • Thanks to the City of Chattanooga, we will have fun games like corn hole, giant connect four, limbo, ring toss, and free glow sticks, popcorn and water for the movie.

  • Join sculptor and printmaker Chase Guajardo to learn how to make God’s Eye woven crafts and customize your own Sugar Skull color sheets, courtesy of ArtsBuild’s Art + Climate Project.

  • At 6pm, Reflection Riding staff members will lead tours in English and Spanish down to the lower meadow, which will be blooming with purple ironweed and yellow tickseed. It's an incredible display of beauty that we look forward to every year!

  • Tickets are donation based, please show your support in whatever capacity you can.

Thank you to ArtsBuild, TVFCU, Chattanooga Parks & Outdoors, Clinica Medicos, and Dynamo Studios for sponsoring this event!

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