Inlaws & Outlaws is popping up all over for theatre and community screenings timed to celebrate Pride Month.
On June 19th, we've got our first screening in Colorado at the historic Rialto Theatre in Loveland. Check it out here. Also on the 19th, you can see the film in Cleveland, Ohio at the Pilgrim UCC.
Closer to home, THREE theatres in the Seattle area have special engagements of the film this month:
On Bainbridge Island, the Lynwood Theater hosts the film Friday through Sunday, June 13-15th. These screenings are sponsored by Cedars UU Church.
On Vashon Island, the Vashon Theatre is presenting the film June 15-17, Sunday through Tuesday.
Central Cinema in Seattle has three shows June 22 and 23. It's the only theatre in town where you can have a pizza, enjoy a pint or some wine and see a great indie film. Plus, it's just $5.
]]> Central Cinema in Seattle has three shows June 22 and 23. It's the only theatre in town where you can have a pizza, enjoy a pint or some wine and see a great indie film. Plus, it's just $5.In Columbus, Indianaa, the Columbus GSA and Inclusive Community Coalition are hosting a screening June 25 at the Bartholomew Public Library -- with a discussion to follow.
And in Des Moines, Washington, the Saltwater Church hosts a free screening on June 29th.
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Both programs will air as part of a live, in-studio fundraiser for 
The presentation on 
The second leg of the Inlaws & Outlaws Movie Tour takes the film to theatres, schools and communities all over New England starting Thursday, March 27 with a special presentation of the film at the illustrious Music Hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
The following day, Emery is a special guest at the prestigious Philips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire -- where he will also present to several classes before a screening at the Academy on Friday, March 28 at 6:30 pm.
This Valentine's Day, we kicked off the Inlaws & Outlaws Movie Tour! Last year, our Hearts + Minds Campaign brought the film to communities all over Washington state, Indiana, and Texas. This year our goal is nothing less than sea to shining sea. You can join our tour and bring Inlaws & Outlaws to your community!]]>
The first leg of the tour started in the Pacific Northwest during Marriage Equality Week (Feb 10-17) with screenings in Seattle, Kirkland, Marysville, Woodinville, Tacoma, Kelso, Bremerton, Hood River, Gresham and more. The second leg takes us to New England for the first time with a special engagement March 27th in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. And we're booking more theatres, churches, temples and schools in more states every day.
"This film truly captures what it means to love someone. We brought it to our town and hundreds showed up to our screening. Now we want every 
"We partnered with Equality Ohio, local churches and schools and brought the film to six cities in Ohio! My chapter rented out a theatre and we sold out. I have never seen an audience so electrified by a movie about real people -- and we want to bring it back!" Sharon Groh-Wargo, Cleveland 
"We partnered with a local church and the Safe Schools Coalition. In our small town over 100 people turned out on a Monday night for an amazing evening that was inspiring and, on all accounts, an outstanding success! The stories moved, amused and enriched us. We contacted local newspapers, and they did stories about the film that also highlighted our causes. We feel that every time we have visibility, it's an opportunity to help people." Rick and Mary Ann Nelson, Lower Columbia 
