Chewelah Valley Land Trust

Chewelah, WA

Hosts

Chewelah Valley Land Trust

Dates

April 25, 2025

Trails Film Benefit Screening Chewelah Valley Land Trust

PUBLIC EVENING PROGRAM

April 25, 2024, 6-8 PM

Chewelah Center for the Arts

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Chewelah Valley Land Trust has partnered with the Northeast Washington Forest Coalition to bring you the 3rd Edition of the World Trails Film Festival, hosted at the Chewelah Center for the Arts.

Doors open at 5:30 pm and the films will begin at 6.

Tickets are $15 for individuals, $25 for pairs, and are available for purchase at Quartzite Brewery or via PayPal using the ticket link below.

Raffle and refreshments available for purchase.

Questions? Message them on Facebook or email chewelahvalleylandtrust@gmail.com

Subtitles: English

FILM PROGRAM

13 min

Dolly’s Song

Sarah Hamilton

Retired trailbuilder Dolly Chapman works to pass on the art and appreciation for the humble crosscut saw.

11 min

From Biocrust with Love

Sinuhe Xavier

Dr. Kristina Young and John Watson embark on a bikepacking trip from Green River to Moab to get macro and look at the biocrust that holds the desert together.

8 min

Mountains to Sea Greenway

Jean Robert Thomann

Journey across 177 kms across Taiwan, from the highest peak of Northeast Asia to the sea

7 min

Red Needle

Dom Bush & Simon Sylvester

An ultra runner's story of stigma, trauma and lessons learned from their recovery from cancer

25 min

Seasons Lost

Paul Ingram

A short, poetic adventure documentary highlighting the beauty of hiking Scotland’s East Highland Way in different seasons, through the lens of climate change.

12 min

Seeking Judhuri

Whitney Hassett

Ahmed embarks on the Lebanon Mountain Trail with his father on a journey of healing, understanding, and connection.

8 min

Sinai Trail

Richard Simko

Founded in 2015 by a collective of three Bedouin tribes, the nearly 250km Sinai Trail is Egypt’s first long-distance walking path.

13 min

Twin Oaks

Sean O'Connor

A journey into how trail building can be a medium for connection as experienced by the Hoyts, a multi-generational family of trail builders.

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Your one-time or recurring donation will support the ongoing programing and fiscal accessibility of our events for trail non-profits around the world.

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The World Trails Film Festival is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of The World Trails Film Festival must be made payable to “Fractured Atlas” only and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Chewelah Valley Land Trust