Ticket Giveaway: Colman Domingo at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival

UPDATE: Winners have been selected

Congratulations to edhat readers Christopher and Sydney!

There are only two more days left of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival and we have another ticket giveaway for our dedicated edhat readers!

Colman Domingo, celebrated for his impactful roles across theater, film, and television, is set to be honored with the Montecito Award on February 14, exemplifying his acting prowess with a standout performance in Greg Kwedar’s film “SING SING.” Domingo’s role in “SING SING” earned acclaim for its depth and authenticity, further highlighted by his recent victory at the Gotham Awards for Outstanding Lead Performance.

His remarkable career spans notable works, including an Oscar-nominated role as Bayard Rustin in “Rustin,” an Emmy-winning performance in HBO’s “Euphoria,” and significant parts in acclaimed projects like “The Color Purple” and “Zola.” Domingo’s portfolio continues to expand with involvement in various productions such as “It’s What’s Inside,” executive production roles, and his return to the screen in the upcoming “Michael” as Joe Jackson.

Montecito resident Oprah Winfrey will be in attendance to give Colman his well-deserved award. The event starts at 8:00 p.m. at the Arlington Theatre on Friday, February 14. And we have 2 pairs of tickets to give away to our dedicated edhat readers!

So… would you like to go?  Email us at info@edhat.com with the subject line “Friday Tickets Please!” for the chance to win.

The winners will be selected before noon on Friday and contacted via email. If we do not receive a response from you to our email by noon, we will have to select another winner. [Please note, only enter the ticket giveaway if you know for sure that you’ll be able to attend and you can pickup the tickets before 6:00 p.m. on Friday.]

About the Santa Barbara International Film Festival

The Santa Barbara International Film Festival is a celebrated venue for independent and international cinema. Over its 40-year history, SBIFF has grown into one of the leading film festivals in the United States, known for its commitment to community education and the arts. The festival not only showcases world-class filmmaking but also supports educational initiatives aimed at students and underserved communities within Santa Barbara County. For detailed information on films and events featured at the festival, please visit SBIFF’s official website.