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Inside the performance

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Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Bow Wow Film Fest is a traveling, family-friendly dog-themed short film program presented by The John Campbell Pet Project. Since its inception in 2014, the festival has toured across the United States, partnering with animal-welfare groups to raise funds for local organizations. Each 90-minute program celebrates the human-canine bond with carefully curated shorts that rotate annually, ensuring fresh content for returning audiences.

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Tickets support the beneficiaries—100% of proceeds go to the chosen animal-welfare partners at each stop. This makes Bow Wow Film Fest not only entertaining but also a meaningful community fundraiser where families can enjoy cinema while helping dogs in need.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Past host venues have included Palm Springs Cultural Center in Palm Springs, CA; The Parkway Theater in Minneapolis, MN; and Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture in San Francisco, CA. The festival continues to travel to new cities, bringing a feel-good, dog-loving experience to screens nationwide.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Follow Bow Wow Film Fest for updates on films, dates, and venues: social channels linked through host venues, including Facebook, Twitter/X, and Instagram.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Learn more about the mission, meet the organizers, and catch the latest canine cinema highlights. If you’re looking for a warm, family-friendly event that supports animals and brings communities together, Bow Wow Film Fest is a reliable pick. Secure your seats early, and check venue pages for showtimes and accessibility details. We’ve got you covered with straightforward ticketing and up-to-date event information.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Connect with Bow Wow Film Fest at their official profiles: Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram. For venue-specific info and future stops, check recent posts from partnering venues as listed on their pages.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Bow Wow Film Fest

  • Origin and concept: Bow Wow Film Fest was conceived in 2014 and is presented by The John Campbell Pet Project; it travels across the U.S. to partner with animal-welfare groups (90-minute program of dog-themed short films).
  • Funding model: 100% of ticket sales go to beneficiaries, supporting local animal-welfare organizations with fundraising events.
  • Past venues: notable host venues include Palm Springs Cultural Center (Palm Springs, CA), The Parkway Theater (Minneapolis, MN), and Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture (San Francisco, CA).
  • Programming and audience: a family-friendly collection of canine-focused shorts; films change annually and are curated to celebrate the human-canine bond.
  • Social media presence: Bow Wow Film Fest maintains social channels linked from host venues (Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram).

Learn more about the mission, meet the organizers, and catch the latest canine cinema highlights. If you’re looking for a warm, family-friendly event that supports animals and brings communities together, Bow Wow Film Fest is a reliable pick. Secure your seats early, and check venue pages for showtimes and accessibility details. We’ve got you covered with straightforward ticketing and up-to-date event information.

Connect with Bow Wow Film Fest at their official profiles: Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram. For venue-specific info and future stops, check recent posts from partnering venues as listed on their pages.

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