Dates & times
All times are local to the venue · America/Los Angeles
- From 6:30 PM
From Rural Vermont to a Washington Conversation About Boys and Young Men
The Seattle screening of Gone Guys has two parts: a 45-minute documentary and a conversation about work to improve well-being and opportunity for boys and young men across Washington. The film begins with rural Vermont stories; the discussion brings the subject to the local community. The event starts at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, at Kerry Hall.
The examples move from school to community
The film’s companion materials point to several programs and places featured in its portraits. At Montpelier High School, teacher Joe Carroll created a Healthy Masculinity course where students consider what being a man means to them and how classroom ideas relate to life beyond school. North Country Union High School’s Kingdom Course uses place-based, hands-on learning across science, physical education and language arts.
Other examples extend the conversation beyond school. The King Street Center’s Academic & Career Exploration program introduces teens to career paths and job options and helps them plan for life after high school. Dad Guild provides community, education and peer support for dads adapting to changing parenting roles. These examples offer a sense of the documentary’s attention to practical ways people and organizations can build connection and opportunity.
Further reading: Gone Guys Film ↗
The Seattle conversation turns to Washington
After the film, the panel and audience discussion will focus on ongoing efforts to improve well-being, opportunity and outcomes for boys and young men across Washington. The event invites attendees to ask questions and share ideas, making the discussion a distinct second part of the evening rather than a screening alone.
Seattle Theatre Group, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound and the Washington Initiative for Boys and Men are presenting the event. The Washington State Building & Construction Trades Council is credited with sponsoring the film license. The event listings do not identify the panelists or a moderator.
Further reading: Gone Guys Film Screening & Community Conversation - Seattle Theatre Group ↗ · "Gone Guys" Documentary Film & Panel Discussion Tickets, Wednesday, November 4 • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite ↗
A Capitol Hill venue with an arts-and-education history
Kerry Hall is at 710 E Roy St in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Built in 1921, it was the original home of Cornish College of the Arts in the early 1920s. Seattle Theatre Group now describes the building as a community-centered arts space and a place to preserve for public use.
That history gives this screening a local connection to education and community gathering, while the film’s rural Vermont setting remains distinct from the Seattle event.
Further reading: Kerry Hall - Seattle Theatre Group ↗ · Gone Guys Film Screening & Community Conversation - Seattle Theatre Group ↗
A film, then an audience conversation
The announced format moves from the 45-minute documentary to a panel and audience discussion about efforts to improve outcomes for boys and young men in Washington. No panel lineup is published.
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 · Kerry Hall
- Screening of Gone Guys, a 45-minute documentary
- Panel discussion and audience conversation about efforts to improve outcomes for boys and young men in Washington
Plan your visit
Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026
Seattle Theatre Group lists doors at 6 p.m. and the event at 6:30 p.m. Eventbrite lists doors at 6:15 p.m. and an event window of 6:30–8:30 p.m. The official STG listing does not give an end time; check the ticket listing if you need to plan around the finish.
Gone Guys Film Screening & Community Conversation - Seattle Theatre Group ↗ · "Gone Guys" Documentary Film & Panel Discussion Tickets, Wednesday, November 4 • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite ↗
Free; general admission
The STG listing says general admission and links to a reservation. Eventbrite lists tickets at $0 and its offer data lists ticket availability ending at 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 4, the event start time. Check the ticket listing and complete any reservation before then. Eventbrite gives [email protected] and 425-406-0941 for event questions.
Gone Guys Film Screening & Community Conversation - Seattle Theatre Group ↗ · "Gone Guys" Documentary Film & Panel Discussion Tickets, Wednesday, November 4 • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite ↗
Kerry Hall access information
Kerry Hall lists an elevator serving the basement through the third floor, accessible hallways and an accessible restroom on the first floor. STG says access in individual rooms is still being improved; ask about room-specific access by emailing [email protected] or calling 206-880-2208. Service animals are allowed.
There is no ADA parking at Kerry Hall. The drop-off point is in front of the building on Harvard Avenue E. A patron who requires a round-the-clock personal care attendant, and needs that attendant to attend the activity, can arrange complimentary admission for the attendant through STG. Registration must be coordinated by email or phone.
Getting to Kerry Hall
Transit and entrance
Kerry Hall is at 710 E Roy St, Seattle, WA 98102. The main entrance is at the corner of Roy Street and Harvard Avenue E. The venue lists bus routes 3, 9, 49 and 60; the 1 Line Capitol Hill station is an 11-minute walk away.
Kerry Hall Directions & Parking ↗ · Gone Guys Film Screening & Community Conversation - Seattle Theatre Group ↗
Parking
The venue lists free street parking and advises arriving early to look for a space. Nearby paid options listed by STG are the lot at 615 10th Ave E ($13–15, with advance booking available through SpotHero), Diamond Parking at 614 E Broadway E (rate not listed), and Broadway Market Garage at 401 Broadway Ave E ($5 for three hours, with advance booking available through SpotHero). Check with the parking operator for current rates and availability.
Drop-off and parking access
STG lists the drop-off point in front of the building on Harvard Avenue E and says Kerry Hall has no ADA parking. Contact the venue about room-specific access before visiting.
Before you make a plan
When do doors open, and when does the event end?
STG lists doors at 6 p.m. and a 6:30 p.m. start; Eventbrite lists doors at 6:15 p.m. and a 6:30–8:30 p.m. event window. STG does not publish an end time.
Gone Guys Film Screening & Community Conversation - Seattle Theatre Group ↗ · "Gone Guys" Documentary Film & Panel Discussion Tickets, Wednesday, November 4 • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite ↗
Is admission free, and do I need a reservation?
Admission is listed as free and general admission. STG links to a reservation, and Eventbrite lists tickets at $0; check the ticket listing for reservation steps.
Gone Guys Film Screening & Community Conversation - Seattle Theatre Group ↗ · "Gone Guys" Documentary Film & Panel Discussion Tickets, Wednesday, November 4 • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite ↗
Is the event open to all ages?
Yes. STG lists the event as all ages.
Gone Guys Film Screening & Community Conversation - Seattle Theatre Group ↗
What access information should I check before going?
Kerry Hall lists an elevator, accessible hallways and a first-floor accessible restroom, but says access in individual rooms is still being improved. Contact [email protected] or call 206-880-2208 about room-specific needs.
Location & Google Maps
Kerry Hall
710 E Roy St, Seattle, WA 98102
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