STARZ’s P-Valley will debut its long-awaited final season with a world premiere screening and talkback at the American Black Film Festival’s Atlanta pop-up, part of a four-city tour running this fall.
The wait for P-Valley‘s final season comes to an end in Atlanta. STARZ has confirmed that the Season 3 premiere episode of P-Valley will receive its world premiere at the 2026 ABFF Pop Up Tour’s Atlanta stop, giving fans the first look at the show’s long-delayed return more than four years after its Season 2 finale.
The screening takes place Saturday, October 24, from 5:50 to 7:20 p.m. at AMC Madison Yards, followed by a talkback with creator, showrunner, and Pulitzer Prize winner Katori Hall and NAACP Award-winning series star Nicco Annan. P-Valley Season 3 marks the show’s third and final season.
The Atlanta stop is part of the second annual ABFF Pop Up Tour, produced by NICE CROWD, the company behind the American Black Film Festival, and presented by founding sponsor Ally Financial. This year’s tour expands to four cities: Washington, D.C. (September 25 to 27, at Angelika Pop-Up at Union Market), New York (October 10 to 11, at AMC Lincoln Square), Atlanta (October 24 to 25, at AMC Madison Yards), and Houston (November 7 to 8, at Regal Edwards Houston Marq’E).
Beyond the P-Valley premiere, the Atlanta programming includes a screenwriting masterclass presented by the New York Film Academy, featuring instructor Randal Dottin; an ABFF Classic Cinema Series screening of Brown Sugar presented by AARP, followed by a conversation with star Taye Diggs; the 2026 HBO Short Film Award Showcase, spotlighting five finalists selected from the 30th American Black Film Festival, with a talkback featuring director Modupe Thompson; and a financial conversation presented by Ally titled “Built to Last: Your Money Story, Your Legacy.”
The stop will also screen three additional narrative features. Three Colors: Pan-African, winner of the 2026 ABFF Grand Jury Prize for Best Narrative Feature, anchors programming across all four tour cities. The anthology film, inspired by Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Three Colors trilogy and reimagined through the colors of the Pan-African flag, stars Loretta Devine, Bashir Salahuddin, Peyton Alex Smith, Sibongile Mlambo, Stephen Bishop, and Kimrie Lewis. Also screening are Otra, winner of the ABFF Directing Award, a one-shot Latino musical starring Rome Flynn, María Gabriela de Faría, Dania Ramirez, and Armani Ortiz, with a post-screening conversation featuring director Armani Ortiz, and Funny Feelings, a romantic comedy starring Vena “Pretty Vee” Excell and Tristan “Mack” Wilds, nominated for the 2026 ABFF Grand Jury Prize and Directing Award for Best Narrative Feature.
Talent appearances vary by city. Diggs will also screen Brown Sugar in D.C., Salli Richardson heads to New York, and Larenz Tate joins the Houston stop for a conversation spanning his career, from his recent role in Michael to the upcoming Don’t Ever Wonder alongside Nia Long.
More information on the full tour and each city’s programming is available at abffpopup.com.