For music fans, venues can be more than just a place to hear live music. They can be a hub for community and creativity.
McKinley Argyle, who is pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree in documentary film and production at the University of North Texas, explores this idea in her new short documentary, “A Place We Can Go.” The film will premiere at the Oak Cliff Film Festival in Dallas this weekend and be screened at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios on Aug. 31.
“It’s a film about grassroots music, community-led and organized music venues and how they create spaces for people to feel like they can exist in Texas,” Argyle said…