FAQ

Here, you’ll find answers to commonly asked questions about our festival, events, and initiatives. Whether you’re curious about ticketing, event details, or our mission, you’ll find the information you need to join us in celebrating history and promoting social justice through the power of film.

Most Frequently Asked Questions

When is the 2025 March On! Festival?

The 2025 March On! Festival will take place on September 16th – 21st, 2025. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay in the loop of all updates.

Please contact leadership@marchonfest.org for information on obtaining a media/press pass.

  • Flying in? We recommend Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) which is about 4 miles from Eaton Workshop. and offers access to curbside services such as Uber and Lyft. Traveling internationally? Dulles International Airport (IAD)is your best bet.
  • Train: Washington’s Union Station services both Amtrak and Greyhound and is about 1.5 from the Eaton Workshop.

If you need modifications due to a disability, including the need for sign language interpreter, please contact us via e-mail at leadership@marchonfest.org. Please contact us seven days (7) in advance of the event to facilitate your request.

  • We have developed a reading and resource room as an educational supplement for educators, students, and anyone seeking to enhance their understanding of African American history, culture, and the issues surrounding the fight against systemic racism and toward a more just society.
  • In addition, we have developed a groundbreaking initiative called Imagining Equity—a year-long, interdisciplinary program that blends social justice education with hands-on filmmaking training. This program empowers high school students to explore identity, engage with social justice issues, and create powerful films that inspire dialogue and action. If you want to bring this transformative program to your school or district, contact us at leadership@marchonfest.org.

We are incredibly proud of our program and are committed to diverse audiences. Film festivals have always been deeply rooted in community, and it’s our goal to establish an inclusive, safe and enriched festival experience. Please view our Code of Conduct Policy for more information.

  • We only accept film submissions on FilmFreeway. If you are new to FilmFreeway, your first step will be to create an account and then to create a “project” for your submission.
  • Please refer to the following page for more information on how to create a project and submit to festivals: https://filmfreeway.com/help.

You can find a full list of deadlines under the “Dates & Deadlines” section of our FilmFreeway.

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