Dance Hall Days - Film Screening and Filmmaker Q&A

Watch the trailer here. 

Dance halls were once as common as cattle in Texas. Now, the ones that remain exist in a time where their past is legend and their future is uncertain. A cast of iconic characters strive to keep these country institutions alive while one man does his best to make sure that not one more is lost to history.

Synopsis:

"Dance Hall Days” is more than a brief or even exhaustive history class in Texas dance halls, but rather a look into the organizations and the people who strive to keep these institutions alive, most which have been open for over a century and still remain significant gathering haunts for local Texas communities. .  Visitors are drawn by the music and the dancing, but viewers will connect with these caretakers and will walk away with a greater appreciation for Texas music and small-town history, and maybe learn a little something about themselves.

Best Texas Film — Hill Country Film Festival

Director / Producer Erik McCowan and Jeffrey Brown in attendance.. Q&A following the film. 

• $5
• All ages welcome
• Runtime: 73min.
• This screening is sponsored by the Buda Chamber of Commerce
• Watch the trailer here. 
• This is a Buda Arts Festival event: Complimentary drinks sponsored by Lone Pint Brewery, City Orchard Cider, 8th Wonder Brewery, and Waterloo Sprakling Water