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The celebration doubled as a filming location for “See You Tomorrow,” a new documentary by Level Ground Collective co-founder and co-directors Samantha Curley and Chase Joynt, about the couple’s journey navigating Glenn’s dementia diagnosis.

Curley thinks of this as one of the most hopeful projects she’s been a part of that feels urgent and gentle.

“To be close to Glenn and Elizabeth, to be in their world of deep, queer, chosen family is such an honor and a privilege,” said Curley.

Glenn and Elizabeth played a string of sold-out shows during fall in New York and Canada that Joynt and Curley filmed.

Navajo Council Speaker Crystalyne Curley said Friday that the importance of having clean, reliable sources of drinking water became even more apparent during the pandemic.