The Stride Bank Center has announced a special one-night-only screening of the film 67 Bombs to Enid on Thursday, Jan. 8.
This powerful, resonant film tells the story of survivors of the Marshall Islands nuclear tests relocating to rural America. It brings light to the impact of atomic weapons testing through personal accounts.
“We’re excited to host this screening and provide a space for our community to experience a film that speaks directly to Enid’s story,” said Kevin Frusti, general manager of Stride Bank Center. “Events like this showcase the importance of preserving and sharing local history through modern storytelling.”
Tickets are available for purchase here.
