Carolina Climbers Coalition presents
The River Runs On
a documentary screening & fundraising supporting the Carolina Climbers Coalition
Friday, September 22 at 7 p.m. / Lobby doors open at 6 p.m.
Regular $15* (film screening only) Student $6*
*inclusive pricing & all seating reserved
All Ages (children under age of 17 must be accompanied by parent/legal guardian)
Reserved Seating
Mission: To protect, preserve, and expand climbing opportunities in the Carolinas.
THE RIVER RUNS ON - a documentary directed and produced by Garrett Martin follows conservationists throughout southern Appalachia as they struggle to manage two of the most important national forests in America - the Pisgah and Nantahala. The film revolves around the Pisgah-Nantahala Forest Plan, a plan the US Forest Service is finalizing that will dictate how these two national forests are managed for the next twenty years. The result is a meditation on our relationship to nature, our role in managing lands and what it may mean for the future.
After the film, we're thrilled to host a panel discussion featuring local experts who will shed light on the intricacies of the Pisgah-Nantahala Forest Plan. Engage in a meaningful conversation and gain valuable insights into the future of these forests.
Panelists:
Josh Kelly, Public Lands Biologist, Mountain True
Kevin Massey, Executive Director, Wild South
Manley Fuller, VP of Conservation Policy, NC Wildlife Federation
Megan Sutton, Program Director, The Nature Conservancy
Kristian Jackson, Sr. Lecturer, Appalachian State University Mike Reardon, Executive Director, Carolina Climbers Coalition
The Carolina Climber's Coalition was established January 16, 1995 with the purposes of preserving the natural environment, promoting safe climbing practices and preserving climber's access to climbing areas in North and South Carolina.
Visit https://theriverrunson.com/thefilm for more info about the film.
Visit https://carolinaclimbers.org/ to learn more about The Carolina Climbers Coalition
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PARKING INFORMATION
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Metered street parking & pay lots are monitored and parking is enforced Monday – Saturday from 8 a.m. until 5 pm except on town observed holidays.
Parking is $1.00/hour at all metered parking spaces.
Metered & lot parking is free all day on Sundays and every day after 5 p.m.
Parking in Appalachian State parking lots (e.g. the Peacock Lot accessed off Howard Street) is available for free on week nights after 5 p.m. and on non-gameday/event weekends on Saturday and Sunday.
Accessible Parking:
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