Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival

The Peace Garden Project is uniquely aware of how environmental changes are impacting the climate and food systems. The organization believes in educating people and creating healthy communities. The Outer Banks Environmental Film Festival, which takes place in Downtown Manteo. is just one way the organization provides education through the art medium of film. A single-ticket purchase gains admission into a block of films. Festival Pass gains admission to all films. Ticket prices are $50 and up.Thursday, November 2nd- Dare Arts 

7:00 P.M.  Festival Opening with film Journey of the Universe- Directed by Thomas Berry, viewers of the film are invited to a conversation about how the universe has evolved over time. This film is followed by a conversation between scientists, religious scholars, and filmmakers about ways our cosmologies differ and are similar and how we can work together for the good of the planet.

Conversation after the film at Old Tom’s Manteo beginning at 8:30

 

Friday, November 3rd- Dare Arts 

6:30 P.M-  Filmmaker and VIP Welcome Reception

8:00 P.M. – Keeper of the Bay, Heart of Maui, The Story of the Leatherback, Tides (Total Run for Film Block 1 Hour 30 Min.)

 

Saturday, November 4th- COA 

10:00 A.M.-Connected by Water, Fire and Flood, Sentient Souvenirs, The Box of Life (Total Run for Film Block 2 Hr. 05 Min.)

1:15 P.M. – Paddle Tribal Waters, Eskawata Kayawai,  The Invisible Forest (Total Run for Film Block 1 Hr. 46 Min.)

4:00 P.M.- Redlined Reimagined, The Smell of Money (Total Run Time for Film Block 2 Hrs. 15 Min.)

 

Dare Arts 

7:00 P.M. – Longleaf Forever, Save Our Soil, Salted Earth,  (Total Run for Film Block 41 Min.)

 

Awards- 8:00 P.M. 

Following the Final Film.

After Party at Nouvines, Manteo.