Films for Feds AFI Silver Offers Discounted Movie Nights for Current and Former Federal Employees

Silver Spring, MDLocal News

The AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center has introduced a “Films for Feds” discount program for current and former federal employees, allowing them to purchase tickets for $8 through Labor Day. To access this offer, employees must present appropriate identification at the box office, with a limit of one ticket per person, per screening. The theater, situated at 8633 Colesville Road in downtown Silver Spring, aims to foster community ties by providing affordable entertainment options. The initiative not only supports federal employees but also encourages their families to enjoy cinematic experiences together. The program reflects a growing trend among cultural institutions to recognize and honor the service of public workers.

With ticket sales limited to regularly priced shows, the initiative provides a tangible benefit to those who have served in federal roles. The AFI Silver Theatre is also accessible online at afisilver. afi. com for additional information. This program may enhance local engagement and community spirit, especially in the wake of increasing costs of entertainment.

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