Event Details
Doors: 6:00 PM
Film: 6:30 PM
Discussion to follow
Tickets: $10 Child | $20 Adult
Out There: A National Parks Story is a feature-length documentary created to share wonder, stewardship, and connection within our public lands. The film follows two childhood friends taking a 10,000 mile road trip through the U.S. national parks to tell stories of the incredible people they meet along the way. The project was created over the course of seven years by filmmaker Brendan Hall and educator Anthony Blake.
Filmmaker Brendan Hall and Wade Vagias, Superintendent for the South Idaho Parks, will join us for a post-film discussion.
This event is hosted by Friends of Minidoka to celebrate our national parks and remind ourselves why historic places and natural wonders like Minidoka National Historic Site, Craters of the Moon, and Hagerman Fossil Beds are critical to our cultural and emotional well-being in Idaho.