9th Annual Jerome Music Festival Returns

Aug. 31, 2023
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The 9th Annual Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival will be held in the mountainside ghost town of Jerome.

Today we were joined by Toni Ross, the Founder and Director of the Jerome Indie Film and Music Festival, as well as Jason Ryan the Managing Director of the Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival.

The festival will start September 7th and will run through the 10th. It continues its tradition of screening independent films in unusual places.

Past location screenings of the film festival have included a haunted gold mine, secret hilltop residences, and the interiors of rustic buildings throughout Jerome.

In this segment:

Toni Ross, Founder and Director of the Jerome Indie Film and Music Festival and Jason Ryan, Managing Director Jerome Indie Film & Music Festival

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