Upstream–Downstream: A River Resilience Film Festival & Panel Discussion
Thursday, January 19 | 6:30 – 9 pm | Pavilion Auditorium (Map)
Masking encouraged
FREE | TICKETS REQUIRED IN ADVANCE | SOLD OUT
Sold Out – Tune into the livestream here
A Recording will be available here following the event.

A community celebration of Montpelier’s watershed and our place within it. From the Winooski headwaters to Lake Champlain, we’ll travel upstream and downstream showcasing endeavors in conservation, education, and recreation along our local waterways. We’ll begin the evening with a series of 5- to 40-minute films, then transition into a discussion about the health of our local rivers with panelists who bring different perspectives about our waterways. There will also be opportunities to chat with water conservation organizations and hear from Montpelier High School students who are envisioning our future relationship with local lakes and streams. A Montpelier PLACE event. Refreshments will be provided. Masking encouraged.

Have questions that you’d like our panelists to address? We want to hear from you!
Our panel discussion will be driven by the input provided when you sign up for the event.

SOLD OUT
TICKETS REQUIRED IN ADVANCE

Tune into the livestream here
A Recording will be available here following the event.

The Featured Films:

No Other Lake – Trailer
Nebi: Abenaki Ways of Knowing Water
Several other short films by local filmmakers and organizations

The Panel:

Michele Braun – Friends of the Winooski River
Ben Block – Aquatic Ecologist; Montpelier Conservation Commission
Kerry Wood – Nulhegan Band of the Coosuk Abenaki Nation
Moderator: Kassia Randzio –  Vermont River Conservancy

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Montpelier PLACE is supported by: