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LET'S GO GROVETTES
Runtime: 30 minutes
Over forty years ago The Cherry Bowl began as a small community event to help forge better relations between the bevy of queer beach revelers and the local policing authority. Since then it has become a massively popular day of competition and community building.
“Let’s Go Grovettes” takes a look back at how the game began and how it blossomed into an annual gathering of Grove locals and visiting spectators from Long Island.
Through interviews with The Cherry Bowl founders, longtime players, coaches, cheerleaders and police, we discover the quirky traditions and athletic precision that make this volleyball game such a loved attraction to so many.
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CGAC FILM PRODUCTIONS


The Cherry Grove Archives Collection is proud of our documentary shorts and feature films that we have produced to preserve and showcase the Grove's history, combining interviews and archival photos/footage to bring these stories to life.


CGAC Productions has been capturing Cherry Grove history in a series of short documentaries, full length feature films, a scripted dramatic short and restored vintage celluloid treasures. Though we have covered many facets of Grove life in the last century, we continue to create films that educate and entertain.


All CGAC productions are created with a budget under $100, as to preserve our resources for operating costs and digitization.


Special thanks to our volunteer Parker Sargent who has worked to document and direct these incredible stories.