Sense of Place: 3 short films on the Larimer's Big Screen
About This Event
A short film series on Larimer’s big screen bring Old Florida to life—Palatka’s history, Seminole stories, and a dramatic reenactment of William Bartram’s travels.
Three short films
Watch three films on the Scarlett-Hill screen, discussing Palatka history with local historians, the region’s Native story discussed with members of the Seminole tribe, and William Bartram as told through the eyes of American Frontier historians and Bartram experts. The screening is about two hours and is offered as a gift to the community. Between films, enjoy travel videos about what to do and see in Palatka and Putnam County, Florida.
Plan your visit
- Sign up for a pass online so the organizers know you’re coming and can hold your seat.
- Arrive early to catch the preshow (What Happened to Old Florida). Doors open at 10:30.
- Seating is first come in the 70-seat theater.
- The building has steep stairs if you arrive from the main entrance.
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