Heading to Sundance? Join SCREEN at the 16th Annual Monday on Main Street
The Sundance Film Festival is back for one final run in Park City before heading to Boulder, Colorado in 2027. If you are making the trek to Park City this week, here is a soiree for you to add to your itinerary. The 16th Annual Monday on Main Street is a popular filmmaker social that takes place during the film festival extravaganza in Park City, and SCREEN will be among this year’s event hosts. The Monday on Main Street festivities are set for January 26, from 12-2 pm, at The Cabin on 427 Main Street.
This year’s hosts include Illinois-based organizations The Northwest Illinois Film Office, the Downey & Lenkov Law Firm, and SCREEN. They will be co-hosting the festivities alongside the St. Louis Film Office, Filmmatic, Echobend, Blue Guitar Productions, Tunnel, Stage 32, Ketel One, Bulleit Frontier Whiskey, Don Julio, NYU Tisch, SERMA, Festie Bestie, Salute Your Shorts Film Festival, and the Key West Film Festival.
Special guests over the past decade have included HBO Films President Len Amato, BARBERSHOP Producer Bob Teitel, Sundance filmmakers Karin Hayes (Director, WE’RE NOT BROKE), Katie Anne Naylon (Screenwriter, FOR A GOOD TIME, CALL) and DJ Parmar (Executive Producer, THE LIFEGUARD), Slamdance Co-Founders Dan Mirvish and Paul Rachman, COMPTON’S MOST WANTED Executive Producer Bill Straus, VERONICA MARS Executive Producer Jenny Hinkey, Kay Wolf of the Writers Guild of America, and Sundance Film Festival Senior Programmer Adam Montgomery.
Here are a few photo highlights from over the years…

















Click here for the full photo gallery from past rounds of Monday on Main Street festivities!
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