Margaret Mead Film Festival
Nestled in the Museum’s iconic halls, the Margaret Mead Film Festival serves as more than a cinematic event. It is a celebration of voices and perspectives from around the world, inviting attendees to come together to explore the rich, vibrant tapestry that is our shared human experience.
The three-day celebration taking place from Friday, May 2—Sunday, May 4, will present storytelling, documentary films, and live performance from diverse voices near and far.
Weekend Passes Available Now
Experience everything the Margaret Mead Film Festival has to offer with a weekend pass, which includes the opening night film and reception plus all other screenings for $75 ($50 for Members).
Opening Night Film: Seeds
Georgia farmers Willie Head Jr. and Carlie Williams fight for their land’s future as they navigate a shifting agricultural landscape and delayed U.S. Department of Agriculture funding for Black farmers. Shot in striking black and white, Seeds captures their resilience and expertise as they confront bureaucracy in Washington, offering a contemplative portrait of Black agricultural heritage and the struggle for restorative justice.
Tickets will be available for the complete film line-up on April 3rd, 2025.