Tickets 2025

VBFF Juneteenth Concert

Date: Thursday, June 19th

Time: 6pm – 8pm

Location: Continental Park Bandstand, 20 Ingalls Road, Fort Monroe, VA

Featuring:

Violin Performance by Melanie The Violinist
Drum & Dance Performance by The Day Program
The DAY Program Performance Ensemble, led by the accomplished Kam Kelly, brings the vibrant traditions of Guinea, West Africa, directly to your gathering. From mesmerizing drumming to high-energy dance performances, we tailor every experience to meet the unique needs of your event—whether intimate or grand.
Hip Hop Performance by Night Train357
Stephen “Night Train 357” Wilkes is a creative emcee that enjoys infusing wordplay with unique subject matter not often touched upon in the Hip-Hop community. Night Train 357 (Train) is the representative for the everyman. Not hood, nor rich – he’s in the middle, trying to make it through this world like everyone else. He tells stories with a twist, constantly reminding the listener how the average can become above average. He’s a breath of fresh air, a change from the mundane, and the cure for the common cool.
Blues Performance by Bobby Blackhat
Bobby BlackHat, Virginia’s Blues Ambassador, blends the influences of Chicago, Memphis, Piedmont, and Delta style blues along with a little Gospel into a Toe Tappin’, Finger Poppin’, Hip Shakin’ Blues experience. You Never Know What’s Gonna Happen at a Bobby BlackHat Show!
Bobby BlackHat, Virginia’s Blues Ambassador, award-winning recording artist, harmonica player, vocalist, songwriter, comedian, producer has been playing harmonica for over 50 years. Bobby is a retired U.S. Coast Guard Commander with 27 years of distinguished service which included serving as Military Aide to the President and being awarded the Coast Guard Medal for Heroism.
He has opened for music legends: B.B King, Taj Mahal, Delbert McClinton, Patti Labelle, Ramsey Lewis, and Maze. He has also performed with Eddie Shaw, Kenny Neal, Ruthie Foster, Tas Cru, Jason Ricci, Slam Allen, Mick Kolassa, Fernando Jones, Memphis Gold, and Lurrie Bell. BlackHat is a judge for the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN.
In 2017, Bobby won the USAA/We Are The Mighty Mission: Music nationwide competition. In 2016, the Bobby BlackHat Band advanced to the finals of the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN. Bobby has won two Blewzzy Awards for “Song of the Year” (I Hear Mama’s Voice, 2012 and Please Mr. BlackHat, 2015). He was also awarded two 2016 VEER Music Awards for “Best Blues” and “Song of the Year” (HRBT Blues).
“I bought my first harp after hearing Lee Oskar play with WAR in 1972. The sound of his harp just mesmerized me and I knew right then and there I was gonna be a harp player too.”

Rel Dowdell

Date: Saturday 6/21

Time: 11am

Location: The American Theatre, 125 E. Mellen Street, Hampton, VA

Rel J. Dowdell is an American screenwriter, film director, film producer, and film studies/screenwriting/English educator. Born and raised in Philadelphia, after graduating from the prestigious Central High School in Philadelphia, he received his bachelor’s degree in English with magna cum laude honors from Fisk University (where he served as SGA President) and his advanced degree in film and screenwriting with highest distinction from Boston University. He won the top prize in filmmaking at Boston University’s noted Redstone Film Festival in 1995. He is also a full-time university professor, Director of Film Studies, English scholar, and film historian. Additionally, he has done prominent and extensive interviews with veteran award-winning actors such as Ving Rhames, Keith David, Tony Todd, Roger Guenveur Smith, Larenz Tate, and Mykelti Williamson. In spring of 2023, he participated in a major interview on The 700 Club where he spoke about the impact of the casting of an African-American female actress in the remake of The Little Mermaid which was very well received and praised for Dowdell’s remarks of inclusion and youth inspiration for African-Americans.

Dowdell’s first feature film, Train Ride, received substantial critical acclaim. Produced with independent financing, the film was acquired and distributed by Sony Pictures in 2005 and was a tremendous financial success. Train Ride was ranked as one of the best American films that year as cited by veteran film critic Gerald Peary of The Boston Phoenix. The film also garnered high praise in film historian and writer Irv Slifkin’s best-selling book, Filmadelphia: A Celebration of a City’s Movies. Train Ride also won the honor of “Best Feature” at the American Theatre of Harlem Film festival in 2005. In addition, the film featured the last performance of acclaimed veteran actress Esther Rolle. The film also starred Wood Harris, MC Lyte, Russell Hornsby, Nicole Prescott, and the late, celebrated hip-hop artist Guru.

Veteran film critic Gerald Peary of The Boston Phoenix has compared Dowdell to John Singleton and Spike Lee in the way that his filmmaking blends urban storytelling and suspense to tackle relevant and universal social issues that are intimately intertwined with a powerful moral message. Peary stated in the July 17, 2005 edition of The Boston Phoenix that Train Ride was “one of the best American movies so far this year, on screen or on video.”

Dowdell’s next feature film effort as writer and director was a drama entitled Changing the Game, which was shot in Philadelphia in the summer of 2010 and theatrically released in May 2012. The film stars Sean Riggs, Irma P. Hall, Dennis L.A. White, Brandon Ruckdashel, and Mari White. There were special appearances by the late, acclaimed actress Suzzanne Douglas, noted hip hop artist Sticky Fingaz, and Tony Todd. The film was cited by FilmFresh.com as one of the top three African-American films of 2012. The film also had a syndicated 3 out of 4 star critics rating when the film was broadcast on cable.

Dowdell’s third feature film effort is a feature-length documentary entitled, Where’s Daddy?, which was shot in Philadelphia in the winter of 2017 and was released in February 2018. The film examines perspectives on the child support system and the specific effect and consequences to African-American families, with emphasis on the experience of fathers as participants in the system. Some of the subjects in the film include hip hop artist Freeway and former Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl wide receiver Fred Barnett. The film has a 100% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Dowdell’s latest feature film project is a documentary on history-making African-American collegiate educator Dr. Ira De Augustine Reid, who was one of the first African-Americans to receive tenure at a prestigious predominately Northern Caucasian institution in Haverford College in Haverford, PA. The documentary is titled Dr. Ira De A. Reid: Haverford College’s Unsung Scholar/Activist. The acclaimed documentary features Dr. Cornel West, Haverford College’s President Dr. Wendy Raymond, Dr. Roger Lane, Dr. Sarah Willie-LeBreton, Dr. Marcel Gutwirth, and Charles Lawrence, esq. The documentary was released by distribution company Maverick Entertainment on various streaming platforms such as TUBI in November 2024.

Fatima Cortez-Todd

Date: Saturday 6/21

Time: 12pm

Location: The American Theatre, 125 E. Mellen Street, Hampton, VA

Fatima Cortez-Todd is the wife of the late Tony Todd, Anthony Tiran Todd was an American actor known for his deep, gravelly voice and roles in horror films like Candyman and Final Destination. He also appeared in The Rock and had recurring roles in TV shows like Homicide: Life on the Street and 24.

A prolific artist in her own right, Fatima is a Nuyorican of an activist family and has devoted herself to being a cultural and human rights activist with experience as a community organizer, actor, producer, exhibitor and Founder of the Mariposa Center for Spiritual Education and Healing. Most recently her oral history (The Work is Unfinished) on her work in the civil rights and women’s rights movements has been published and is housed at the Bancroft Library of UC Berkley. It is also available on the crmvet.org website.

She has been part of documentaries as “living history” and was featured as a participant in the BBC documentary “The March” about the March on Washington which premiered on PBS in August 2013. She was also featured in an Ann Curry PBS series “We’ll Meet Again” episode #6 Freedom Summer.

Fatima and her late husband Tony Todd met at the University of Connecticut where they produced guerilla theater events. After her graduation she commuted to Trinity Rep Theater Conservatory (RI) to join Tony as he studied there for his MFA and she audited classes. He introduced her to the Rhode Island Feminist Theater with whom she toured for a year performing nationally and regionally primarily for women workers. When they moved to New York, she became a member of The Family Repertory Theater Company known for performing for prison inmates. She wrote and co-produced “Five out of Five” a rap music video by and for teens on sexual assault awareness and prevention (The NYWAR Acting Out Teen Theater).

After they moved to Los Angeles, she went to work at the American Film Institute distributing student films to US and international markets. LA Women in Film and Television recruited her for their Film Festival as Associate Artistic Director which led to her becoming Artistic Director to produce two film festivals for the SF branch. In 1992 she became the first Artistic Director the Pan African Film Festival for which she created their logo. In 1994 she would be the Director of Public Relations for the cultural festival (dance, music, theater, art) attached to the Gay Games, 18 events over 11 days. Returning to LA she became Production Coordinator for “Follow Me Home” filmed on the Morongo reservation; followed by Co-Producing “No Loans Today” a documentary on a pawn shop acting as a marginal bank in South Central which was selected and screened at the Sundance Film Festival.

An invited speaker on many issues, she was a speaker at the Hollywood Women’s Political Caucus – Mobilization for Women’s Lives at Rancho Park, gave the keynote at the 20th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, and the U.S.C. Law School Conference “Reconstructing Motherhood” (subsequently published in the first U.S.C. Review of Law and Women’s studies) and delivered the Keynote speech for the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington in LA.

Among her many honors include recognition by Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Willie Brown, the Beverly Hills/Hollywood NAACP, the NYC Task Force Against Sexual Assault, the LA Weekly as “local hero” for co-founding the Multicultural Alliance for Reproductive Rights and by the Smithsonian Institute as “living history” at the Voices of the Civil Rights Conference in New Orleans,1986 for her civil rights work with Louisiana CORE for which she received the Key to the City of Jonesboro, LA 2011 and certificate of recognition from the Mayor of New Orleans 2014.

She has been part of the Civil Rights Movement Veterans Speakers Bureau since 2003 speaking to middle and high school students and is part of their roundtable discussions recorded and archived for the past few years.

Grant Housley

Date: Saturday 6/21

Time: 5pm

Location: The American Theatre, 125 E. Mellen Street, Hampton, VA

Grant Housley, Writer/Director/Filmmaker and proud Chicago native. It was on Chicago’s Southside where his dreams of becoming a filmmaker first started but it was his physical abilities that took him out of the projects to Florida State University to play football. Almost immediately, his football career was cut short with a knee injury that placed him right back on Chicago’s Southside. While in recovery, his passion for scriptwriting and filming re-emerged so he began screenwriting and directing classes at Columbia College. A college professor guided him to a fellowship program at Universal Studio in Los Angeles, California where he met the President of Production James Brubaker and his career in California began.

Grant continues to lengthen his already impressive resume with projects that he has collaborated with some of Hollywood’s elite ranging from short films, television projects to feature film development. As well as directed music videos with Grammy-nominated artists. In addition, he has developed scripts for television and film and is the creator, director and producer for the hit television movie Going for Broke.

Grant’s talents have afforded him career changing opportunities to work at two of the biggest world-renowned major studios, Walt Disney Studios and his current place of employment, the iconic Paramount Studios, where he is one of the Mastering Department Managers for the Studios Worldwide Technical Operations. Working with these historic institutions has allowed him to work on some of the biggest blockbuster films and critically acclaimed television series in the world.

Grant also shares his experiences and lends his professional talents in classrooms, conferences and workshops around the world. Be it Phoenix, Miami, London or Abuja if there is a filmmaker seeking knowledge, Grant will lend his time. Grant has dedicated the last 12 years to building one Africa’s foremost film schools, The Del-York Creative Academy where he serves as the Executive Vice President. The film school hosts an impressive four-week intensive program for hundreds of students from multiple countries within Africa to learn the nuances of filmmaking from Hollywood professionals. Grant has been instrumental in creating an invaluable experience for both students and staff by insisting on a hands-on, collaborative and interactive approach to learning.

Trent Garrett & Jacob Young

Date: Saturday 6/21

Time: 6pm

Location: The American Theatre, 125 E. Mellen Street, Hampton, VA

About Trent Garrett – Founder, Next Generation Storytellers

Actor in the film industry for 15+ years. His first TV break was on ABC’s “All My Children” in 2011, as Asher Pike, where he appeared in 91 episodes. During his film career, he earned major roles on hit TV/film sets, such as the Disney Channel series “Andi Mack” for his role as Bowie Quinn. He played Wes on the ABC series “Splitting Up Together” and John on the sitcom series “Maggie,” which premiered on Hulu and Fox’s “New Girl.”

Garrett’s filmography includes movies like “Boost” as Austin Banks, Jason in “Pocket Listing,” and Larry in “Martial Science.” His TV journey included roles in the series “Make It or Break It,” playing Brad, and Parker Freeman on the TNT drama series “Animal Kingdom.” Netflix’s Army of Thieves, Amazon’s “Hanna,” HBO’s “Here and Now,” and Hulu’s “Maggie,”

Trent has developed a deepening passion for taking his skills into the classroom, where he and the NGS are focused on helping students explore and implement the filmmaking process from start to finish.

“I didn’t have these opportunities when I was a kid, growing up in Virginia. There was no Pathway for me to Hollywood. We are coming here to change that for the next generation of storytellers.” ~ Trent Garrett – Co-Founder of Next Generation Storytellers

About Jacob Young – Founder, Next Generation Storytellers

Jacob clinched the coveted Emmy® award and was Emmy® nominated seven (7)-times marking a lifelong goal in his illustrious acting career. His exceptional portrayal as JR Chandler on ABC’s “All My Children”, a role that he contributed to crafting, earning him the prestigious Annual Prism Award®. This award, as industry insiders would know, celebrates authentic depictions of addiction, substance abuse, and mental health in the world of entertainment.

Jacob resonates with his voice through “Real Conversations with Jacob Young”, a monthly podcast that dives deep into genuine, heartfelt dialogues. Remember Lumiere from Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” on Broadway? That was Jacob. And not just any Lumiere, but the one who rekindled the Broadway spirit, catapulting the show back to the top 10 must-watch musicals. From sharing screen space with giants like FOX Searchlight, AMC, and Disney+ to featuring on platforms such as ABC, CBS, VH1, MTV, E! Entertainment, Hallmark, and Lifetime, Jacob’s journey has been nothing short of cinematic brilliance. If you think he’s just acting, think again.

Over the last decade, Jacob has seamlessly transitioned to the other side of the camera, showcasing his prowess as a TV and film producer. He has evolved into a multifaceted artist with a tremendous passion for the craft. His dedication has manifested into stellar performances but has also paved the way for budding talents, proving that he’s not just a star but a guiding constellation in the entertainment galaxy.

Jacob has been an avid supporter of Boys Town, a non-profit that offers life-changing youth care and health care services, since 2019. His collaboration has led to heightened awareness of the diverse services offered by Boys Town. His advocacy extends to commercials, social media collaborations, and notably, his podcast.

“It’s amazing when young minds are able to actually physicalize and experience what they thought was totally unachievable” ~ Jacob Young – Co-Founder of Next Generation Storytellers

Tim Reid

Date: Sunday, June 22nd

Time: 3pm

Location: The American Theatre, 125 E. Mellen Street, Hampton, VA

Gaining fame on TV first, he was born Timothy Lee Reid on December 19, 1944, in Norfolk and raised in Chesapeake, Virginia. Coming from a troubled, impoverished childhood, he straightened out his life enough to attend Norfolk State College (now University) and graduate with a business administration degree. Married to wife Rita, whom he met at college, the couple went on to have two children, Tim Reid II and Tori Reid, both involved in the entertainment field.

Tim worked for Du Pont Chemicals in Chicago for a period of time in the late 60s. His first taste of the limelight came around the turn of the 70s when he met an insurance agent named Tom Dreesen, and the two decided to form a comedy nightclub act called “Tim and Tom”. At this juncture, Tim decided to focus completely on acting, took up drama classes, and worked as a comic. TV and commercial work started coming his way, finding regular placements on a number of variety series that starred Frankie Avalon, The 5th Dimension singers Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr., and Richard Pryor in the late 70s.

Making early appearances on such TV shows as “That’s My Mama,” “Rhoda,” “Fernwood Tonite,” “Lou Grant,” “What’s Happening” and “Maude,” Tim received his star-making break after nabbing the cool and very hip role of “Venus Flytrap” on TV’s WKRP in Cincinnati (1978). It is this radio disc jockey character for which Tim is still best known. Other TV series came his way, including his regular teacher role in the Lynn Redgrave sitcom Teachers Only (1982) and as Lt. Marcel “Downtown” Brown on Simon & Simon (1981)

Now firmly established, Tim started taking more control over his career. He went on to front the series Frank’s Place (1987) in which he also executive-produced, received an Emmy nomination, and co-starred with his second wife Daphne Reid before playing a criminology professor in the comedy Snoops (1989), which also co-starred Daphne as his wife, and the more popular Sister, Sister (1994), wherein he starred alongside Jackée Harry as an adopted dad of identical twins Tia Mowry and Tamera Mowry-Housley.

Tim and Daphne went to co-founded their own production studio (New Millennium Studios), the first ever built in his native state of Virginia. The short-lived program Linc’s (1998), starring both Tim and Daphne, was the first to come out of the studio. Over the years, Daphne has been a frequent partner to Tim both in front and behind the camera lens, as actress and co-producer. Together they appeared in the TV movie Alley Cats Strike (2000) and the films Troop 491: the Adventures of the Muddy Lions (2013) and By the Grace of Bob (2016).

Toning down his slick facade over the years, the handsome, mustachioed actor has dedicated himself to films and other projects that have raised social issues as well as increase black awareness. He directed and starred in a hip-hop update of the Pygmalion story with the comedy For Real (2003), which was made at his studio (Daphne was executive producer). The film opened the fifth anniversary of the Hollywood Black Film Festival.

In addition to recurring roles on Treme (2010) and That ’70s Show (1998) and guest appearances on such shows as “Touched by an Angel,” “That’s So Raven,” “The Soul Man,” “Limitless,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “My, Myself and I,” Tim has graced such films as Trade (2007), The Cost of Heaven (2010), Tri (2016) and 93 Days (2016).

Blowback World Premiere

Duration: 93 min, Drama

Filmed in: Hampton VA, Virginia Beach, VA, Laurel, MD, and Madrid, Spain

Synopsis: Ares Sterling is a husband and father with a boring job and comfortable suburban lifestyle, which allows him to forget his tragic and bloody past. But, when his wife is kidnapped, he must return to the man who is the root of his pain, his estranged father “King” (Clifton Powell). King, a notorious organized crime boss, is the key to unraveling the mystery of the disappearance of Ares’ wife, by revealing the clues he needs as he races against time to save his family from tragedy.

About Clifton Powell: Clifton Powell has appeared in more than one hundred films, beginning in the 1980s. His credits include Menace II Society (1993), Dead Presidents (1995), Why Do Fools Fall in Love (1998), Rush Hour (1998), Next Friday (2000), and its 2002 sequel, Friday After Next, Woman Thou Art Loosed (2004), and Ray (2004). He played Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1999 television film Selma, Lord, Selma. On television, Powell had the recurring roles on Roc, South Central, and Army Wives, and well as guest-starred on In the Heat of the Night, Murder, She Wrote, NYPD Blue, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and House. In 2016, Powell was cast as main antagonist in the Bounce TV first prime time soap opera, Saints & Sinners opposite Vanessa Bell Calloway and Gloria Reuben. He is currently a main character on the hit Netflix dramedy Fight Night starring Kevin Hart.

About Bryan G Thompson: Bryan G Thompson is an actor, producer, and director known for the action movies “Clutch”, “Dirt”, “Rogue Cell” and “Rogue Cell 2: Shadow Warrior“. He has appeared in over 20 films and has directed over a dozen feature films in multiple genres, including Action, Sci-fi, Comedy, Drama, and Fantasy.

About the Stunt Teams: The US-based stunt team is directed by world champion martial artists Willie “The Bam” Johnson, who also acts in the film. A seven-time sport karate and kung fu world champion and two-time All-American champion, Johnson is widely known for starring on the acclaimed television show “WMAC Masters” hosted by Shannon Lee (daughter of Bruce Lee) and “Masters of the Martial Arts” presented by Wesley Snipes. The Madrid-based stunt team is directed by George Karja an award-winning stunt coordinator, film director, and producer and founder of LK Stunts and LaKatana Films. An expert in various martial arts including Shaolin Kung Fu and Wushu, Karja’s skills allowed him to create a multitude of elaborate choreographed fight sequences in “Blowback” in locations in and around Madrid, Spain.

Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
Meet Your Match	17	10:00a	10:17a
Blurred Ties	18	10:17a	10:35a
Pictures Only	21	10:35a	10:46a
Petting Zoo	16	10:46a	11:02a
The Big Time	15	11:02a	11:17a
“We Remember 1619”	22	11:17a	11:39a
Eroding History	27	11:39a	12:07p
Light	23	12:07p	12:30p
My Block My Hero	25	12:30p	12:55p
Mosiah	40	12:55p	1:35p

Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
Necessary Evil	36	2:00p	2:36p
No Script: On The Hill	43	2:36p	3:19p
Someplace in the Middle	36	3:19p	3:55p
Wall Street	39	3:55p	4:33p
Frederick	68	4:33p	5:41p
Box Brown: A Box Marked Freedom	91	5:41p	7:12p
Deadly Obsession	90	7:12p	8:42p
Lost in Pungo	75	8:42p	9:57p

Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
Stick Em Game	82	10:00a	11:22a
I’m Supposed To Walk This Way	106	11:22a	1:08p
A Kwanzaa Family Vacation	100	1:08p	2:48p

Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
The Kidnapping: Raven Hill	123	2:48p	4:51p
Love Unexpected	120	4:51p	6:51p
Thick Trip	138	6:51p	9:09p
Cuffed	40	9:09p	9:49p

Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
33 Black Frog: An American Story	67	10:00a	11:07a
A Christmas Bonus	88	11:07a	12:14p
Alicia & Jerome Season II	15	12:14p	12:29p

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Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
Beyond the Headlines: The NABJ Journey	40	12:29p	1:09p
Double Blended	88	1:09p	2:37p
Dying to Vote	32	2:37p	3:09p
Heroes 1 out of 100 Part 2	106	3:09p	4:55p

Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
The Decision (w/Q&A)	20	5:00p	5:45p
Wade in the Water: Drowning in Racism (w/Q&A)	15	6:00p	6:45p
Blowback (w/Q&A)	90	7:00p	9:00p

Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
Dear Exquisite Black King	4	10:00a	10:04a
Dear Exquisite Black Queen	4	10:04a	10:08a
No Homecoming	7	10:08a	10:14a
Rock Island Prison 1864	8	10:14a	10:22a
To Forgive is to Love Episode 2	9	10:22a	10:31a
Bloody Addiction	12	10:31a	10:43a
Don’t Play with Demons	12	10:43a	10:55a
To A Familiar Stranger	12	10:55a	11:07a
Chronology	10	11:07a	11:17a
Chee$etown	14	11:17a	11:31a
Boy Pretty	10	11:31a	11:41a
Foot The Bill	10	11:41a	11:51a
Sins of a Father	131	11:51a	2:02p

Title	Runtime (min)	Start	End
The Bucket Wish	90	2:05p	3:35p
Next Gen Movies	30	3:35p	4:05p
5 out of 5 – Fatima Cortez-Todd	10	4:05p	4:15p
Two Love Birds	10	4:15p	4:25p
Chameleon	10	4:25p	4:35p

Tickets 2025

VBFF Juneteenth Beach Party

VBFF Juneteenth Concert

Black Business Expo

Bryan G Thompson

Rel Dowdell

Fatima Cortez-Todd

Dr. Karen Ward & Dr. Debra Haggins

Ebonee Pope

BK Fulton

Bill Stephney

Grant Housley

Trent Garrett & Jacob Young

Bam Johnson

Tim Reid

Charity Awards Gala

Blowback World Premiere

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VBFF 2025 Screening Schedule

Friday, June 20th – Ogden Hall, Hampton University

Block 5

Block 6

Saturday, June 21st – Ogden Hall, Hampton University

Block 7

Block 8

Saturday, June 21st – American Theatre, Phoebus

Block 1

Block 2

Special Screenings

Sunday, June 22nd – Ogden Hall, Hampton University

Block 9

Block 10

Sunday, June 22nd – American Theatre, Phoebus

Block 3

Block 4

VBFF 2025 Speaker Schedule

Saturday, June 21st – American Theatre, Phoebus

Sunday, June 22nd – American Theatre, Phoebus