Sun Mar 24
2.30pm
2.30pm
Cinema Rental – Constant Thought Seattle Premiere
film
$5–15 sliding scale ($5 increments)
No one turned away for lack of funds.
** TeenTix Teen Night: Show your TeenTix Pass at the door to get a free popcorn! **
Three local naturalists, several short documentaries, and one live raptor! Join Wild Society for their 4th annual film fest to explore the beauties, challenges, and connections of meat-eating organisms around the world. Wolves, snow leopards, bears, yes—but also orcas, deep sea jellies, and Venus fly-traps!
Event is all ages, family-friendly, and sliding scale $5–15 with donations at the door encouraged. Funds will benefit Wild Society programming and Northwest Film Forum. All are welcome to attend.
“Living with Snow Leopards” by Gayle Podrabsky
“Diet Secrets of the Deep and Fathomous” by Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
“True Facts: Carnivorous Plants” by Ze Frank
“An Eels Journey” by BRIKK
“Carnivores” by Gaëtan Borde
“Some Animals Are More Equal Than Others” by Biointeractive
“Venom: Killer and Cure” by Beakus
“How Wolves Change Rivers” by George Monbiot
Fawn Harris, Westsound Wildlife Shelter (bringing a live raptor wildlife ambassador!)
Gayle Podrabsky, Snow Leopard Trust
Howard Garrett, Orca Network
Wild Society is a wilderness education nonprofit based in western Washington that provides weeklong backcountry hikes, a year-round adventure naturalist program, and all-ages community events.