Tonight’s the Night for Streetfilms: A Reel Celebration

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Catch Elizabeth, Clarence, and Robin at tonight's soiree.

If you haven’t snapped up a spot at Streetfilms’ fall fundraiser, there are still a handful of tickets left. On tap for the evening: food and drink, previews of Streetfilms in the making, and a few words from special guest Randy Cohen, “The Ethicist.”

The festivities start at 6:30 at 148 Lafayette Street in Manhattan, and I hear it may be tough to get a ticket at the door. To support Streetfilms and purchase a ticket in advance, RSVP here.

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