Kelly Kitchens

An Intergalactic Adventure from the It Came From Texas Film Festival Sixty years ago, a five-year mission launched television audiences into the final frontier—and the journey has never truly ended. Join Garland Cultural Arts and the It Came From Texas Film Festival for Boldly Going to Garland, a one-day celebration honoring six decades of Star Trek.

Kelly J Kitchens (Wickersham), film publicist As an editor and feature writer, Kelly J. Kitchens found herself engrossed in North Texas’ arts, entertainment, leisure/hospitality and fund-raising events scene in the early and mid-'90s where she was a feature writer, critic and editor for a weekly arts and entertainment magazine in Dallas called The Met. Her love of film, music, art, theater and worthy causes drove her to then pursue the publicity side of the media business in 1995.

Ernie Kovacs’ silent comedy short “Baseball Film” (1951) is added attraction, tying it to Dallas VideoFest’s Kovacs Award ceremony occurring the following night The Texas Theatre announced today that Buster Keaton’s comedy classic THE CAMERAMAN (1928) will be shown with live musical accompaniment on November 21, 2025, as part of the Ernie Kovacs Weekend produced by the Dallas VideoFest. Both events will be held at the historic Texas Theatre (231 W. Jefferson Blvd. – Oak Cliff/Dallas).