Backcountry Film Festival

Patagonia Cambridge

Backcountry

Film Festival

Wednesday

,

August

25

11:00am

PDT

RSVP

Event Details

The 19th annual Winter Wildlands Alliance Backcountry Ski Festival is coming to Patagonia Cambridge. Make the most out of the year's extra day with ten short documentaries about life in the backcountry. There will be food (free), drinks (cheap), and a chance to win some gear!

Doors for the event will open at 7 PM and the films will kick off at 7:30 PM. All proceeds from the drink tickets and chance to win entries will benefit Granite Backcountry Alliance and Winter Wildlands Alliance.

If you're attending, click the RSVP button above so we can save you a slice and a drink.

How To Attend

Registration is requested for each attendee. Please click the RSVP button at the top of this page to sign up.

If sign ups are full, click the 'Add To Waitlist' button and you will be notified of any openings.

COVID-19 Protocols

To keep event participants safe, we ask that you follow these protocols:

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First and foremost, we ask that you stay home if you've been experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms.

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If you have any questions about our COVID-19 protocols, please give us a call during store hours at: {INSERT STORE PHONE NUMBER}.

Event Partners

Winter Wildlands Alliance

Winter Wildlands Alliance is a national nonprofit organization working to inspire and empower people to protect America’s wild snowscapes. We are an alliance of over 100 grassroots environmental organizations and backcountry partners. Our SnowSchool program engages over 33,000 kids in science-based field trips and education across 60 sites nationwide. Our Backcountry Film Festival, premiering every winter in Boise, Idaho, tours more than 100 locations worldwide and raises more than $200,000 each tour season for local mountain communities.

Granite Backcountry Alliance

GBA resolves to improve the playing field for backcountry skiers. Creating and developing ski glades, however, is not the group's sole objective. Improving the foundation of the sport is critical to future success, such as creating partnerships and collaboration with public and private landowners, education regarding safety and ecological awareness, and creating a unified culture – one that respects the land and its owners and does not permit unauthorized cutting.