‘Harvest Party at Camp 2’ set for Nov. 6 at Sutter Theater

Screening scheduled

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The screening brings a film focused on a specific period of Yuba City’s Punjabi community to a local theater. The event’s announced subject is cultural history: how Punjabi life in Yuba City is represented through the documentary’s focus on the 1970s and 1980s.

A local cultural focus

The film’s title points to “Camp 2,” while its stated focus is the Punjabi culture of Yuba City. Together, those details place the documentary within a local story rather than a broad account of Punjabi history elsewhere.

The 1970s and 1980s are the time period covered by the documentary. The announced screening gives viewers an opportunity to see that period examined through the film’s account of Yuba City Punjabi culture.

What is known about the event

The showing is set for Nov. 6 at Sutter Theater. The announcement identifies the documentary and its subject, but does not state a screening time, ticket information, admission price, filmmaker, sponsoring organization or additional programming.

Why the date matters

A dated theater screening turns the documentary from a film about local cultural history into a scheduled public event in Yuba City. Nov. 6 is the date attached to the showing, and Sutter Theater is the venue identified for it.

The event is not described as a political gathering or an election-related program. Its focus is the documentary’s account of Punjabi culture in Yuba City during the 1970s and 1980s.