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Columbia Falls Academic Foundation Brings Back Wild and Scenic Film Festival
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Source: Flathead Beacon
Columbia Falls Academic Foundation’s annual Wild and Scenic Film Festival fundraiser returns Saturday, and this year the event ends with a raffle for the first time. The winner will receive tickets to 2027’s Under the Big Sky music festival. This year’s festival is slated for Nov. 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Columbia Falls High School’s Little Theatre. Tickets costs $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and doors open at 6:30 p.m. The films focus on nature and the outdoors, ranging from “Unseen Peaks,” about a blind athlete named Addie who finds her place through outdoor recreation, to “Wild Hope: Bat Vax,” about scientists trying to pioneer a new strategy to prevent bats from contracting a deadly fungal disease. “Throughout all the films, there’s generally a theme of hope and perseverance,” said Alice Wondrak-Biel, a foundation member whose daughter attended Columbia Falls schools.
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