ImageNation and Black Public Media are hosting an outdoor under the stars at the Richard Rodgers Amphitheater screening of The Disappearance of Miss Scott on Saturday, August 30th. The event starts at 7pm with music by Sheila P/Shift.

The screening will follow at 8pm. The Disappearance of Miss Scott explores the extraordinary life and legacy of Hazel Scott — a brilliant jazz pianist, Hollywood actress, and fearless civil rights advocate. Featuring rare archival footage, candid interviews, and insights from luminaries like Alicia Keys, the film resurrects a nearly forgotten icon who shaped American music and culture.

The documentary, which streams on PBS' American Masters, was directed by Nicole London. She will be in attendance for the Labor Day Weekend event.

If case of rain, the event will be moved to Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church across the street.

Please RSVP to get a spot.