[who & what]
The popular Telluride MountainFilm on Tour, sponsored by The St. Joe Company, returns to the WaterColor Inn and Resort for its ninth annual run November 6-7. This year, a portion of its proceeds will benefit Alaqua Animal Refuge. The donated funds will help support the primary mission of Alaqua, which advocates the general welfare and humane treatment of animals by providing shelter, prevention of pet overpopulation and adoption services.
[where & when]
Telluride
MountainFilm on Tour will be in the WaterColor Amphitheater [MAP] on November 6-7, from 7 pm–10 pm. Gates will open for seating at 6pm both nights. Lawn seating only-bring blankets and lawn chairs. Food and drinks are available for purchase within the gates. The Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation, as part fo the four day Taste of THE Beach Food & Wine Experience, will be selling wines from Coppola vineyards. Proceeds to benefit DCWAF's beneficiary charities.
[cost & contact]
Tickets
are $30 per person for one night and $50 per person for both nights. Tickets are available for purchase online here or by calling 877-245-6997; and will be available at the WaterColor Inn front desk, The WaterColor Store and the Hot & Cold Café in coming days (all located at WaterColor Resort). You can also purchase tickets at the door the night of the event.
For more information about Telluride MountainFilm on Tour at WaterColor visit www.mountainfilmfl.com.
[about MountainFilm on Tour]
In 2000, the Mountainfilm Festival in Telluride embarked on a new journey – Mountainfilm on Tour. Each year, a selection of films from the international film festival are taken on the road to reach audiences who otherwise wouldn’t have a chance to experience the festival. Those films display themes of adventure, mountaineering, remarkable personalities and important environmental and social messages.
Mountainfilm on Tour is hosted by: schools, universities, outdoor clubs, other film festivals, retailers, environmental groups, museums and libraries.
Each show is custom-tailored to the venue, event and community in question, and is often used as a fund-raiser for other non-profit organizations. Mountainfilm has always been associated with high-caliber films and a commitment to social and environmental issues. With Mountainfilm on Tour, anyone can now bring that spirit to their community and invite audiences to celebrate, to contemplate, and most importantly, to get involved. For more information, visit MountainFilm.org.
