UPCOMING SCREENINGS

Jun
17

Live World Premiere of The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu - Bishop Museum

This very special event on the Great Lawn of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum is also the Grand Opening of The Healer stones of Kapaemahu exhibition, which runs June 17 - October 16, 2022. Reserve tix for the premiere screening event & exhibition preview HERE.

On Honolulu’s famed Waikiki Beach stand four giant boulders placed as a tribute to the four legendary mahu—individuals of dual male and female spirit—who brought the healing arts from Tahiti to Hawai‘i long ago. Although the stones have survived for centuries, their story has been hidden and the respected role of mahu erased. The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu documents the trail of post-colonial suppression through the eyes of a Native Hawaiian director—Wong-Kalu identifies as mahu—and uses rare archival materials, new historical findings, and vivid animation to bring the complete story back to life. This is the first feature documentary to be presented in ‘Ōlelo Kanaka Niihau, the only form of the Hawaiian language unbroken by foreign contact.

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May
1
to Aug 31

The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu - Pacific Heartbeat on PBS

PBS broadcasts The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu on Pacific Heartbeat, a national public television series of critically acclaimed documentaries that provides an authentic glimpse into the Pacific Islander experience. Creative and beautifully told stories about arts, culture and intimate human stories, the series features a diverse array of programs intended to draw viewers into the heart and soul of Pacific Island culture.

From revealing exposés to rousing musical performances, the series features a diverse array of programs intended to draw viewers into the heart and soul of Pacific Island culture.

Season Eleven is airing soon on Public Television. Check your local listings for airdates.

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Mar
4
to Mar 5

Sneak Preview - Smithsonian Museum Mother Tongue Film Festival

The Smithsonian’s seventh annual Mother Tongue Film Festival screens online from February 17 to March 4. This is the first time that the Festival is using ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi as the theme.

As one of the oldest living languages in the world, ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language) has a deep, but tumultuous history, including a ban that suppressed the teaching/learning of the Hawaiian Language, nearly extinguishing its use.

The festival’s Closing Night event offers a single-night sneak preview of director Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu’s latest feature film with collaborators Dean Hamer and Joe Wilson, The Healer Stones of Kapaemahu. This will be their third screening at the Mother Tongue Film Festival, following the feature documentary Leitis in Waiting in 2019 and the animated short Kapaemahu in 2021.

Tickets are free and can be reserved here.

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Nov
12
to Nov 18

Smithsonian Native Cinema Showcase

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The National Museum of the American Indian’s Native Cinema Showcase is an annual celebration of the best in Native film. This year's showcase focuses on Native people boldly asserting themselves through language, healing, building community, and a continued relationship with the land. Activism lies at the heart of all these stories. The showcase provides a unique forum for engagement with Native filmmakers from Indigenous communities throughout the Western Hemisphere and Arctic. Kapaemahu screens in the Our Stories Shorts Program.

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Nov
7

Hawai'i International Film Festival

On SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, join HIFF and Bishop Museum for a special presentation of HIFF’s Keiki Shorts Program, plus a Return Engagement of award winning short film KAPAEMAHU (HIFF 2020).

The selection of short films will loop continuously from 10AM – 5PM, and viewing will be included with admission to the museum.

Please bring your own lawn chairs and blankets for lawn seating. Chairs are not provided. Details here.

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Oct
15
to Oct 22

Imagine Science Film Festival

For our 14th annual festival, we will be exploring the act of resisting from the micro to the macro level. What does it mean mean to withstand opposing forces that sometimes feel overwhelming? How does resistance measures a materials ability to resist the flow of electrons through it? How do organism resist harmful influences such as disease, toxic agents or infection? Though this subject is the special focus of this year's festival, we'll be featuring films, installations, and hybrid works of any and all other genres, methodologies, and subjects, as always that push the boundaries of the science narrative and embrace the spirit of the Science New Wave.

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Oct
15
to Oct 24

Athens International Film + Video Festival

The AIFVF has been presenting the best in international film for 46 years. Known globally as a festival that supports cinema from underground and marginalized populations, the AIFVF represents the values that we share as a community. It is a champion of justice and provides a voice for underrepresented artists and viewpoints on a global level. All Events take place in-person at The Athena Cinema October 15 – 24, 2021 Kapaemahu screens in the Lil Squiggles Shorts Program on October 23.

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Sep
29
to Oct 3

Planet On - Festival Internacional de Cine Ambiental 2021

Entre el 29 de septiembre y el 3 de octubre se realizará la quinta edición del Festival Internacional de Cine Ambiental Planet On 2021, que en esta ocasión es apoyado por el Programa Distrital de Apoyos Concertados de la Secretaría de Cultura, Recreación y Deporte, el cual contará con la participación de destacados invitados nacionales e internacionales, quienes aportarán su visión sobre el estado actual del planeta y de las especies que habitan, la proyección de 24 películas con funciones presenciales en Bogotá y Medellín, y la transmisión en línea por streaming a través del sitio web planeton.co.

“Este año la apuesta curatorial del festival es la de centrarse en la diversidad, no solo desde el punto de vista ambiental sino también con otras miradas a temas como el tráfico de especies, el cambio climático, la justicia ambiental, la conservación de los océanos y la relación de los humanos y los perros, entre otros”, señaló la directora del evento, Norma Cuadros. Kapaemahu screens in the Short Film Program.

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Sep
23
to Sep 26

Vail Film Festival

The 2021 Vail Film Fest is going virtual again! We’ve got 80 films from all over the world. You can purchase individual tickets or an All-Access Weekend Pass. Kapaemahu screens in the Animated Shorts program, details HERE.

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Sep
8
to Sep 12

Horsetooth International Film Festival

The Horsetooth International Film Festival is an annual event in Northern Colorado that welcomes thousands of patrons for a five-day festival of live music, art, and of course, films. This rapidly growing event was designed to unite filmmaking and other creative communities to celebrate the art of storytelling and provide a platform for this art. Kapaemahu screens in the Short Film program here.

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Aug
27
to Sep 12

Nevada City Film Festival

Curating and presenting extraordinary short films have always been at the heart of the Nevada City Film Festival.

This year we made the decision to create programs that defied genre and categorization. Instead, threads were woven around common stories of the human experience.  Be it through drama, mystery, romance, comedy or some alchemical blend of all these elements, a spellbinding story that begins, unfolds and concludes in but a handful of minutes is a challenge to create and a pleasure to behold. Kapaemahu screens in the Shorts 2 program.

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Aug
19
to Sep 5

KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival

Kapaemahu screens in the Yours Animatedly on September 2 - a shorts program of ‘toons’ with pink hearts returns this time with seven stories in all forms and shapes – from fables to urban legends to sci-fi with underlying themes of love, respect and acceptance for all.

The 12th edition of KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, South Asia’s biggest LGBTQIA+ film festival, will be held ONLINE from August 19 to September 5, 2021, over 3 weekends.

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Aug
9

Horsetooth International Film Festival

HIFF was founded with the intent to establish Northern Colorado as an international destination where progressive thought and action are celebrated through the art of filmmaking and other forms of creative expression. HIFF Day 2 “The World Beyond” screens Kapaemahu in the Short Film Program on Thursday, Aug. 9 at Holiday Twin Drive In Theatre in Ft. Collins.

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Aug
7

cINeDIGENOUS - Seattle International Film Festival

With Nia Tero, the Seattle International Film Festival is thrilled to present the first cINeDIGENOUS Summer Film & Drive-In Series! The series features Indigenous-made films from around the world and all events are free and open to the public.

Spotlighting the series are two coming-of-age feature films. Tracey Deer’s festival hit Beans is the story of a 12-year-old girl during the Oka Crisis, the turbulent Indigenous uprising that tore Quebec and Canada apart for 78 tense days in the summer of 1990. Taika Waititi’s Boy is a sweet, funny, and fresh look at growing up as an 11-year-old Maori kid. Two short films will precede the drive-in screenings of Boy—Kapaemahu, an animated short set on Waikiki Beach, and Huia, about a ballerina who blends traditional pointe ballet with dancing channeled from her Indigenous roots.

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Jul
29

HŌʻEA Kānaka Maoli Film Showcase - Honolulu

July 31 is a national holiday known as Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea (Sovereignty Restoration Day). King Kamehameha III established this holiday in a days-long celebration following the rightful return of sovereign government to Hawaiʻi by the United Kingdom, after an illegal seizure by one of their representatives. He proclaimed, “Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono”–the ea (sovereignty, life, breath) of our land is perpetuated through justice. Hawaiians continue to breathe life into our sovereignty, and one way we do this is to celebrate ka Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea. After decades of suppression, the celebrations were revived in 1985 by Uncle Kekuni Blaisdell and other kānaka aloha ʻāina as a way to give voice to Hawaiian independence and to issues surrounding the return and demilitarization of Hawaiian lands.

Alongside the HŌʻEA Kānaka Maoli Film showcase, we are proud to bring our lāhui another amazing night of Hawaiian films by Hawaiian film makers. This evening will feature three new projects, including the award winning film Kapaemahu by director Kumu Hina Wong, a special showing of the short film by award winning kanaka film maker ʻĀina Paikai and Kaliko Maii about the legendary aloha ʻāina, George Helm, entitled Hawaiian Soul, and finally a short documentary by award winning filmmaker Ciara Lacey called This is How We Rise, which features wahine poet, activist, and academic, Heoli Osorio.

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Jul
8
to Jul 18

Rio Festival de Cinema LGBTQIA+

The tenth year of the Rio LGBTQIA+ Film Festival 2021 will take place online, from July 8 to 18, 2021. Brazilian and international feature, medium, short and micro LGBTQIA+ films, of fiction, documentary, animation (DIV.A - Diversity in Animation event) and experimental were selected for the festival. Program HERE.

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Jun
27

Palace Pride Shorts Showcase

Enjoy a curated program of short films celebrating diverse perspectives from the LGBTQ+ community.

In partnership with Hawaii Island Pride and the Made in Hawaii Film Festival, the Historic Hilo Palace Theater is proud to present the first short film showcase event in celebration of PRIDE MONTH! This year’s theme is RISE & PRIDE, with a special focus on trans and BIPOC experiences. Click HERE for program info. Details here.

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Jun
2

Takatāpui & Queer Pasifika: Representation and Decolonisation in Museums, Galleries and Archives

An unmissable international dialogue between Queer artists and museum professionals in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia with the Pitt Rivers Museum. This panel will discuss decolonising and 'queering' the Museum as inextricably related practices, looking at how gender and sexual identitites beyond the colonial Western binary can and should be represented respectfully.

Panellists include Hawaiian filmmaker and cultural advocate Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu; Chair/Founder of Tīwhanawhana Trust and an activist within the Aotearoa/NZ LGBTIQ community Dr Elizabeth Kerekere; and Samoan fa'afafine artist Dan Taulapapa Mcmullin. Details here.

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May
21

Outdoor Movie Night: Minari & Kapaemahu - Eastern Washington University

EWU Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2021 presents AAPI Cinema Screenings - featuring the critically acclaimed films: Minari and Kapaemahu.

Join us at our Outdoor Movie Night on May 21, 2021 at EWU Cheney Campus Lot P-12. Screening will start at dusk! Gates open at 7 pm. Free admission with required registration. Register before the screening to confirm your admission -- limited slots only! Details HERE.

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May
20
to May 26

ILLUMINATE Film Festival

ILLUMINATE is the world's premier film festival and launching platform for conscious cinema. Dedicated to spreading enlightened ideas and ushering humanity forward, ILLUMINATE showcases the best of conscious cinema to uplift, inspire, and transform. More HERE.

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May
10
to Jun 20

Singapore International Children's Film Festival

Big Eyes, Big Minds: Educating, Enriching & Inspiring Through Diverse & Imaginative Films - A great collection of award-winning films that will move you to tears and have you in stitches too! Includes the Oscar-shortlisted films Kapaemahu, and Hors Piste, about a hilariously bungled ski rescue. Click here for more details.

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Apr
21
to Apr 25

USA Film Festival

Annual curated showcase featuring an eclectic line-up of the best new American films and foreign works (shorts and features), Tributes to Master Artists, and presentations by filmmakers. ANIMATED SHORT FILMS (In Competition) Sunday, April 25 3:00pm Journey to fascinating animated worlds with a damaged, forgotten block of marble which emerges as one of the greatest and most beautiful works of art after years of neglect in James Bourne’s THE ABANDONED BLOCK; a young boy who is pressured to quit daydreaming in order to grow up to become successful in the corporate world in Santiago Aguilera & Gabriel Monreal’s THE BOY AND THE MOUNTAIN; a cyborg who sees his photo on a fugitive wanted poster in Natalie Nichols’ IDENTITY CRISIS; the legend of four mysterious stones on Waikiki Beach and the spirits who brought the healing powers in Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, Dean Hamer & Joe Wilson’s KAPAEMAHU; a man who goes through a deep, inner change as he endures an adventurous bus ride in Geoff Hecht’s METRO6; a butterfly that explores the ruins of an ancient civilization in Xi Wang’s METAMORPHOSIS; twins in the womb who experience the outside world from prenatal life in Alireza Darvish’s THE TASTE OF BRIGHTNESS; and an older man who is looking for the remains of his friends 30 years after they were struck by an air attack in Amir Mehran’s THE WHITE WHALE. 62mins. Program details HERE.

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AWARDS AND PAST SELECTIONS

Tribeca Film Festival - WORLD PREMIERE & SPECIAL JURY MENTION

Animayo International Film Festival - GRAND JURY PRIZE (Oscar qualifying)

Atlanta Film Festival - BEST ANIMATED SHORT (Oscar qualifying)

Foyle Film Festival - BEST ANIMATED SHORT (Oscar Qualifying)

Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival - BEST MINI-DOC (Oscar Qualifying)

Hiroshima International Animation Festival - SPECIAL JURY PRIZE

New York International Children’s Film Festival - AUDIENCE AWARD 10+

Nashville Film Festival - AUDIENCE AWARD

Outfest Los Angeles LGBTQ Film Festival - AUDIENCE AWARD

Chicago International Children’s Film Festival - CHILDREN’S JURY AWARD

imagineNATIVE - OPENING NIGHT FILM & BEST NATIVE LANGUAGE PRODUCTION

Boston International Kids Film Festival - BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM

Bengaluru International Short Film Festival - BEST ANIMATED FILM

GAZE Film Festival - BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT

Hawai’i iNternational Film Festival - BEST ANIMATION

Rhode Island International Film Festival - BEST ANIMATION SHORT

Animation Chico - FIRST PLACE WINNER

Red Rock Film Festival - AUDIENCE AWARD

Indianapolis LGBT Film Festival - AUDIENCE AWARD

Black Maria Film Festival - DIRECTORS CHOICE AWARD

Nomade Land First Peoples Festival - BEST ANIMATION

Prague International Indie Film Festival - BEST SHORT FILM

Victoria Film Festival - BEST ANIMATION SHORT

Festival de Cine Independiente de San Antonio Ecuador - BEST ANIMATION SHORT

Magnolia Independent Film Festival - BEST ANIMATION

Micheaux Film Festival - OUTSTANDING ANIMATED SHORT

Belgium Short Film Festival - BEST CHILDRENʻS FILM

Humboldt International Film Festival - BEST ANIMATION

Humboldt International Film Festival - AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD

Beverly Hills Film Festival - BEST ANIMATED FILM

Animation Dingle Festival Ireland - BEST INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL FILM

Animaze Montreal International Animation Festival - BEST ANIMATED SHORT

Animaze Montreal International Animation Festival - AUDIENCE WARD

British Animation Film Festival - BEST MUSIC AWARD

Palace Pride Shorts Showcase - AUDIENCE AWARD

Jharkhand International Film Festival - BEST ANIMATION

Richmond International Film Festival - BEST OF FESTIVAL ANIMATED SHORT

Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival - BEST ANIMATION

Rio Festival de Cinema LGBTQ - AUDIENCE AWARD

MIX Copenhagen Film Festival - BEST SHORT FILM

Thessaloniki Animation Festival - SILVER OCTOPUS

New Zealand International Film Festival - SPECIAL JURY MENTION

Ojai Film Festival - HONORABLE MENTION

Iris Prize - HIGHLY COMMENDED FILM

Annecy International Animated Film Festival - NOMINATED CITY OF ANNECY AWARD

Ottawa International Animation Festival - NOMINATED BEST CHILDREN’S FILM

Indy Shorts International Film Festival

Huesca International Film Festival

Palm Springs International Short Fest

Edinburgh International Film Festival

Santa Barbara International Film Festival

Singapore International Children’s Film Festival

Wairoa Maori Film Festival

Short Shorts Film Festival and Asia

Houston Asian American and Pacific Film Festival

QFest St Louis

Frameline International LGBTQ Film Festival

Galway Film Fleadh

Woods Hole Film Festival

Show Me Shorts Film Festival

Animasyros

San Diego Kids Film Festival

San Diego Asian Film Festival

Naples International Film Festival

Shanghai Queer Film Festival

Animafilm

Melbourne International Film Festival

Zlin Film Festival for Children and Youth

Queer Screen Film Festival Sydney

Tirana International Film Festival

Los Angeles Asian pacific Film Festival

Calgary International Film Festival

Orvieto Cinema Fest

Woodstock Film Festival

Animation Volda

Cinekid Festival

Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival

Animafilm Baku International Animation Fetival

Adelaide Film Festival

Seattle Queer Film Festival

Montclair Film Festival

NewFest New York LGBTQ Film Festival

Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival

Desperado LGBT Film Festival

Byron Bay International Film Festival

Liverpool Film Festival

Spark Animation

International Short Film Festival Canton

Izmir International Short Film Festival

Mezipatra Queer Film Festival

HollyShorts Film Festival

Pasifika Film Festival Australia

Indigenous Film and Arts Festival

Manchester Animation Festival

Pollywood Pasifika Film Festival

Animaeveka Belarus

LesGaiCineMad Spain

Heritage Film Festival

Native Lens Film Festival

PÖFF Shorts

Olympia International Film Festival for Children and Young People

Chéries-Chéris Festival du film LGBTQ de Paris

Vinokino

Pasifika Film Festival Papau New Guidea

Festival international d'animation de Montréal

Pune Short Film Festival

Merlinka Queer Film Festival Belgrade

Pasifika Film Festival Papau Samoa

Pasifika Film Festival Vanuatu

Goa Short Film Festival

Los Angeles Animation Festival

Ale Kino International Young Audience Film Festival

Goa Short Film Festival

SIGGRAPH Asia

Los Angeles Animation Festival

Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival

Winter Apricots: Prilep International Film Festival

Ibizacinefest

Mother Tongue Film Festival

Festival Internacional de Cine Amor es Amor

Silk Road Film Festival

Victoria Film Festival

Ficwallmapu International Film and Indigenous Arts Festival

Fantaspoa Brazil

Irish Film Institute Family Festival

Kaboom Animation Festival

Oscar Shorts Programme Karo Cinema Moscow

Sommets du cinema d’animation Canada at Annecy

CinéPride

THEATRICAL SCREENINGS

HILO, SEBASTOPOL,

CLOVERDALE,

DALY CITY,

SAN FRANCISCO,

SAN BRUNO,

SAN RAFAEL,

SAN MATEO,

SANTA ROSA,

REDWOOD CITY,

EL CERRITO,

SONOMA,

BERKELEY,

UNION CITY,

SANTA CLARA,

FREMONT,

NAPA,

SAN JOSE,

WALNUT CREEK,

PLEASANT HILL,

MODESTO,

CHICO,

SACRAMENTO,

ROCKLIN,

ROSEVILLE,

MEDFORD,

AUBURN,

ASHLAND,

VENTURA,

OXNARD,

LINCOLN CITY,

FRESNO,

SPRINGFIELD,

KLAMATH FALLS,

CORVALLIS,

ALBANY,

WOODLAND HILLS,

SANTA MONICA,

LOS ANGELES,

SALEM,

NORTH HOLLYWOOD,

SAN PEDRO,

UNIVERSAL CITY,

BURBANK,

LONG BEACH,

RENO,

PASADENA,

HUNTINGTON BEACH,

LANCASTER,

ORANGE,

SANTA ANA,

BEAVERTON,

COVINA,

PORTLAND,

LAGUNA NIGUEL,

VANCOUVER,

CLAREMONT,

ONTARIO,

CAMAS,

BEND,

SAN DIEGO,

REDLANDS,

OLYMPIA,

TACOMA,

PALM SPRINGS,

FEDERAL WAY,

RANCHO MIRAGE,

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND,LAKEWOOD, DENVER, HIGHLANDS RANCH, SALIDA, SEDONA,PRESCOTT,SAN DIEGO, COLORADO SPRINGS, SAN DEIGO, PEORIA, SCOTTSDALE, PHOENIX,TEMPE, MESA, GILBERT, CHANDLER, TAOS, FARGO, ALBUQUERQUE, ORO VALLEY, TUCSON, SIOUX FALLS, LINCOLN, OMAHA, ANCHORAGE, AMARILLO, SALINA, MINNEAPOLIS, EL PASO, OAKDALE, WOODBURY, MARINE ON ST. CROIX, ROCHESTER, AMES, LUBBOCK, WEST DES MOINES, DES MOINES, KANSAS CITY, MERRIAM, NORTH KANSAS CITY, OVERLAND PARK, LEAWOOD, OKLAHOMA CITY, IOWA CITY, TULSA, JOPLIN, DAVENPORT, MADISON, COLUMBIA, APPLETON, JEFFERSON CITY, SPRINGFIELD, WATERTOWN, DENTON, FORT WORTH, GRAPEVINE, WAUWATOSA, NEW BERLIN, MEQUON, PLANO ,MILWAUKEE, DALLAS, BARRINGTON, SOUTH BARRINGTON, DEER PARK, LAKE FOREST, NAPERVILLE, ADDISON, NORMAL, FRONTENAC, WOODRIDGE, ST. LOUIS, WILMETTE, MANISTEE, ORLAND PARK, CHICAGO, BEE CAVE, PFLUGERVILLE, THREE OAKS, AUSTIN, LITTLE ROCK, GRAND RAPIDS, SAN ANTONIO, PORTAGE, COLLEGE STATION, SHREVEPORT, LANSING, COLDWATER, INDIANAPOLIS, JACKSON, BLOOMINGTON, THE WOODLANDS, HOWELL, MEMPHIS, KATY, HOUSTON, ANN ARBOR, YPSILANTI, LIVONIA, FARMINGTON HILLS, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, ROYAL OAK, TOLEDO, WEBSTER, DETROIT, BEAUMONT, CORPUS CHRISTI ,LOUISVILLE, DAYTON, VICKSBURG,S PRINGDALE, BEAVERCREEK, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE, MCALLEN, DUBLIN, COLUMBUS, LEXINGTON, CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, VALLEY VIEW, CHAGRIN FALLS, AKRON,BATON ROUGE, NORTH CANTON, ATHENS, ERIE, BIRMINGHAM, BUFFALO, HARAHAN, WILLIAMSVILLE, NEW ORLEANS, SEWICKLEY, ROBINSON TOWNSHIP, CHARLESTON, PITTSBURGH, WASHINGTON, WEST HOMESTEAD, ROCHESTER, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA, LAWRENCEVILLE, ASHEVILLE, PENSACOLA, STATE COLLEGE ,ITHACA, GREENVILLE, MANLIUS, ROANOKE, VICKSBURG

APPLETON,

SOUTH BARRINGTON,

BARRINGTON,

NEW BERLIN,

NAPERVILLE,

WAUWATOSA,

DEER PARK,

WOODRIDGE,

ADDISON,

MEQUON,

MILWAUKEE,

LAKE FOREST,

ORLAND PARK,

WILMETTE,

BATON ROUGE,

CHICAGO,

THREE OAKS,

MANISTEE,

NEW ORLEANS,

BLOOMINGTON,

INDIANAPOLIS,

GRAND RAPIDS,

NASHVILLE,

PORTAGE,

HARBOR SRPINGS,

LOUISVILLE,

COLDWATER,

ANCHORAGE,

BIRMINGHAM,

LANSING,

JACKSON,

SPRINGDALE,

CINCINNATI,

HOWELL,

DAYTON,

LEXINGTON,

ANN ARBOR,

BEAVERCREEK,

YPSILANTI,

TOLEDO,

MONTGOMERY,

PENSACOLA,

LIVONIA,

FARMINGTON HILLS,

BLOOMFIELD HILLS,

ROYAL OAK,

DETROIT,

COLUMBUS,

ATLANTA,

ATHENS,

VALLEY VIEW,

CLEVELAND,

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS,

AKRON,

CHAGRIN FALLS,

NORTH CANTON,

ASHEVILLE,

CHARLESTON,

GREENVILLE,

TALLAHASSEE,

ERIE,

SEWICKLEY,

WASHINGTON,

ROBINSON TOWNSHIP,

PITTSBURGH,

BUFFALO,

CONCORD,

CHARLOTTE,

WILLIAMSVILLE,

ROANOKE,

WINSTON-SALEM,

HILO,

ROCHESTER,

SAVANNAH,

BLUFFTON,

JACKSONVILLE,

WINCHESTER,

CHARLOTTESVILLE,

SOUTHERN PINES,

CHAPEL HILL,

DURHAM,

SAINT PETERSBURG,

ST. PETERSBURG,

TAMPA,

CARY,

THE PLAINS,

RALEIGH,

FAYETTEVILLE,

ASHBURN,

GETTYSBURG,

SARASOTA,

LEWISBURG,

ITHACA,

CAMP HILL,

FAIRFAX,

HARRISBURG,

GAITHERSBURG,

WOODBRIDGE,

WESTMINSTER,

MYRTLE BEACH,

RICHMOND,

SILVER SPRING,
WASHINGTON,

ALEXANDRIA,

ORLANDO,

MAITLAND,

YORK,

DAYTONA BEACH,

MANLIUS,

HANOVER,

TOWSON,

BALTIMORE,

TUNKHANNOCK,

LANCASTER,

ANNAPOLIS,

ROME,

MOOSIC,

WILIMINGTON,

WEST CHESTER,

NEWPORT NEWS,

PHOENIXVILLE,

BETHLEHEM,

HAMPTON,

WILMINGTON,

BRYN MAWR,

NORFOLK,

AMBLER,

DOYLESTOWN,

JENKINTOWN,

PHILADELPHIA,

LAMBERTVILLE,

BENSALEM,

SOMERDALE,

LAKE PLACID,

TRENTON,

HUNTER,

REHOBOTH BEACH,

LEWES,

PRINCETON,

KEY WEST,

ROSENDALE,

SUMMIT,

SARATOGA SPRINGS,

ALBANY,

RHINEBECK,

NEWBURGH,

BEACON,

HUDSON,

NYACK,

CHATHAM,

NEW YORK,

RED BANK,

BROOKLYN,

ESSEX JUNCTION,

ASTORIA,

LAKE WORTH,

BOYNTON BEACH,

PLEASANTVILLE,

DAVIE,

SHIP BOTTOM,

PELHAM,

WHITESTONE,

WHITE PLAINS,

QUEENS,

BOCA RATON,

MILLERTON,

KATONAH,

BEDFORD,

GREAT NECK,

WILLIAMSTOWN

FORT LAUDERDALE,

RIDGEFIELD,

HOLLYWOOD,

STAMFORD,

BROOKFIELD,

CORAL GABLES,

HUNTINGTON,

FARMINGDALE,

MONTPELIER,

FAIRFIELD,

MILFORD,

HOLTSVILLE,

HANOVER,

WEST SPRINGFIELD,

HARTFORD,

AMHERST,

KEENE,

MANCHESTER,

WEST HAMPTON BEACH,
JAFFREY,

BETHLEHEM,

SAG HARBOR,

WORCESTER,

CONCORD,

MILLBURY,

WESTERLY,

MAYNARD,

LOWELL,

NATICK,

WARWICK,

PROVIDENC,E

NORTH ATTLEBORO,

WOBURN,

CHESTNUT HILL,

DEDHAM,
BROOKLINE,

CAMBRIDGE,
,
NEWPORT

BOSTON,

RANDOLPH,

NEWBURYPORT,

PORTSMOUTH,

BEVERLY,

PORTLAND,

PLYMOUTH,

BRUNSWICK,

VINEYARD HAVEN,

PROVINCETOWN,

DENNIS,

NANTUCKET,

ROCKLAND,

BELFAST