Alexandria Film Festival To Screen Films At Virginia Tech Campus, More Locations

ALEXANDRIA, VA — The Alexandria Film Festival has found a new location at the Virginia Tech campus in Potomac Yard for its 2025 event.

The 19th Annual Alexandria Film Festival will kick off on Nov. 2 and continue Nov. 7 to 9 at various locations, including the Virginia Tech Alexandria campus Building One (3625 Potomac Ave.), Patagonia Old Town (815 ½ King Street), Beatley Library (for free programming, 5005 Duke Street) and the Alexandria History Museum at The Lyceum (201 S. Washington Street).

"We are thrilled and grateful to partner with Virginia Tech for our 19th annual festival," said Jill Ray,
chair of the Alexandria Film Festival. "The university’s new academic building in the Potomac Yard
neighborhood is the perfect hub of festival activities this year. It’s metro-accessible, high-tech, and
ultra-modern, offering multiple spaces for film screenings including the 300- capacity Boeing
Auditorium."

The annual film festival brings short and feature-length films in a variety of genres to audiences. The event draws local, national and international filmmakers to share their films with viewers. Individual and business sponsors of the Alexandria Film Festival are Adobe, Alexandria Gazette Packet and Connections Newspapers, Alexandria Hyundai, Alexandria Living Magazine, Alexandria Times, Atlas Brew Works, Bad Ass Coffee, Burke & Herbert Bank, Cheesetique, Delia’s Mediterranean Grill, Glory Days, Goodwin Living, Hadeed Rug Cleaning, Jim Connolly/Long & Foster Real Estate, Law Office of Deborah Matthews, Old Town Crier, Pond Roofing, Ted’s Montana Grill, Virginia Tech, The Zebra and Zen Business.

Film fans can check back for a full schedule closer to the event at AlexFilmFest.com.