Los Angeles - Bob Marley: One Love - Free Film Screen & Discussion
Heidi • April 16, 2024
Free film screening at Cinemark Baldwin Hills in LA - Wednesday April 17, arrive by 6p
If you're in Los Angeles tomorrow, stop by the Cinemark in Baldwin Hills (4020 Marlton Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90008) for a free film screening of Bob Marley: One Love and take-home dinner (salmon, chicken or beef) prepared by Trap Kitchen, a unique kind of food truck, serving up Los Angeles with a different kind of meal every day.
Before the film begins, you'll hear from people directly impacted by gun violence about how we can build safer homes, schools and communities.
First to come, first to be seated. Bring your family and/or friends for good food, community connections, and do the work to bring peace to our communities and loved ones, just as Bob Marley envisioned.
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