Wild and Scenic Film Festival screenings at the Ute Theater
Katherine Tomanek/Post Independent
The Wild and Scenic Film Festival has started, beginning last night at the Vaudeville Theater in Glenwood Springs.
This is the annual fundraiser for the Middle Colorado Watershed Council where they’ll be showing films outside. There will be door prizes given out at each event as well.
If you can’t make it, you can stream the films anytime between Sept. 26 and Oct. 2.
On Saturday, the Ute Theater is where the films will be shown in Rifle, doors opening at 6 p.m.
The films being shown are:
- “JoJo: A Toad Musical”
- “Forests Above & Forests Below”
- “Romeo November”
- “A Renewable Future”
- “Groundwork: A Family Journey into Regenerative Cotton”
- “Danny Macaskill: Do a Wheelie”
- “Healing Hiłsyaqƛis”
- “Soundscape”
- “The Tundra”
- “Paatuwaqatsi/Water is Life”
To join the screenings at the Ute Theater on Saturday, go to their webpage to buy tickets at utetheater.com/event/mcwc-wild-scenic-film-fest/.
Where: Ute Theater East Fourth Street in Rifle
When: 6 p.m. on Saturday
Cost: $23+ (depending on seating and if donating)
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