The Lorton Prison Museum at the Workhouse Arts Center is proud to host night 3 of the InThrive Film Festival in our area. InThrive brings 3 nights at 3 venues, showcasing the voices and talents of incarceration survivors to communities across Northern Virginia! 

Come and be moved by films that challenge your views on people impacted by incarceration, inspired by incarceration survivors sharing their stories, and get connected with organizations and individuals working to remove barriers to successful reentry.

Each evening starts with time to meet community partners that are doing incredible work in Northern Virginia and beyond. Then several films that elevate the voices and talents of incarceration survivors will be screened. Each evening is wrapped with a discussion about the films or highlighting local folks impacted by the justice system.

Day 3 Schedule

CHALLENGING PRECONCEPTIONS

6pm - Open/Meet Community Partners

6:30pm - AIRS: Against Incarceration Reality Shows

6:40pm - Cellblocks to Mountain Tops

6:50pm - Panel Discussion: From Incarceration to Thriving

7:20pm - Break

7:35pm - Spoken Word

7:45pm - Being Free

Still from Being Free

The Lorton Prison Museum featuring the Lucy Burns Gallery will be free and open to the public until 6PM on the day of the InThrive Film Festival. We encourage attendees to arrive early and view the exhibitions highlighting our site’s 91-year history as DC’s prison.

Visit the InThrive Film Festival to learn more about the organizers, films, and first 2 nights of the festival.

This program is FREE and open to the public.