Zoom: Family Film and Book Festival 2023

This year’s weekend festival includes screenings of a classic epic fantasy and short international films focusing on kids’ perspectives. In addition, there are several hands-on and participatory activities on Saturday. Make signs, stretch with yoga teachers, talk to an author, and take home one of his books for free.
 
You can also join us in the galleries for family-friendly experiences with educators while exploring our most recent exhibitions: Sahar Khoury: Umm; Jumana Manna: Break, Take, Erase, Tally; and Harold Mendez: one way to transform and two and three and interact with the installation Color Block No. 2 by Outpost Office. Check out the full program below. 
 
Parents, if you have any questions about Zoom activities and films or their content, please email Wexner Center Community, Youth, and Family Programs Manager Jean Pitman at jpitman@wexarts.org.

For your safety and enjoyment, please allow extra time for arrival to the Zoom: Family Film and Book Festival at Mershon Auditorium, located at 1871 North High Street. Doors open at 8 AM so come early to ensure you don’t miss any of the activities starting at 9 AM. Please note that re-entry is not permitted and all bags are subject to inspection.

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Clockwise from top left: The Goose (Jan Mika, 2023); Luce and the Rock (Britt Raes, 2022); Innosanto Nagara, photo: Garna Raditya; A Whisper in the Island of the Heart (Xiaowen Wang, 2022); To Be Sisters (Anne-Sophie Gousset and Clément Céard, 2022); The Neverending Story (Wolfgang Petersen, 1984), image courtesy of Warner Bros. Images courtesy of New York International Children’s Film Festival unless noted otherwise.