Join Aims Community College as we honor all who served with a special Veterans Day Film Festival. This powerful event showcases short films created by veterans through the Patton Veterans Project: I Was There Film Workshops and more. 

Enjoy a full reception with food and drinks at 5:30 p.m., followed by the program at 6 p.m. The evening will include special remarks from Benjamin Patton, founder of the Patton Veterans Project and grandson of WWII General George S. Patton Jr.

Join us for this exciting opportunity to view film work by veteran Aims students and other veterans in the greater Aims community. The Patton Veteran Film Project is a film-based workshop that invites professionals in the film industry to work with local military veterans in an intensive three-day workshop. The project uses collaborative filmmaking as a therapeutic pathway for veterans coping with post-traumatic and other service-related stress. Participation in the project has been shown to validate veterans' service accomplishments, reduce social isolation, and strengthen family, community and professional bonds.