November 17, 10am-1pm
Planting at Carey’s Slough, in partnership with the Town of Hamilton and Skagit Land Trust; Directions: From Sedro-Woolley head east on Hwy 20. At the sign for Hamilton, turn right on Petit St; go through the Town of Hamilton and turn right on Maple St; when it turns into First St look for signs for parking. https://goo.gl/maps/EE9XoJCFhJt
Parking is limited so please carpool.
Email outreach@skagitfisheries.org to let us know you’re coming, so we can have enough snacks and tools for everyone!
***Things To Remember***
-Please dress for the weather! Don’t have knee boots or gloves? Borrow ours!
-Snacks and portapotty provided
-While we love our furry friends, please leave dogs at home
-Minors between 13 – 17 may be dropped off but must have a legal guardian sign them in. Minors under 13 must have a legal guardian be present at the event
Join us for the 7th Annual Skagit River Salmon Festival on Saturday, September 8th, 11am-6pm at Mount Vernon’s Edgewater Park. Enjoy live music, activities for kids, beer and wine garden, food vendors, and more. Most of all, come to celebrate the amazing Skagit River and the animals that call it home! More info here
Want to help? We need volunteers! See opportunities Here
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Friday, October 26, 2018 at the Lincoln Theatre
A CELEBRATION OF OUR ENVIRONMENT!
Reception starts at 6:30 pm, films start at 7:30 pm.
Join the fun at the reception with food, music, beer and wine. By arriving early you will avoid the lines! Or better yet, PURCHASE your tickets now and just enjoy the reception!
Ticket Price: $15 or $25 PURCHASE NOW
($25 ticket purchase includes a special discounted SFEG membership, FREE Klean Kanteen giveaway, and a raffle ticket)
The Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns to the Lincoln Theater
The Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group (SFEG) is excited to bring the Wild & Scenic Film Festival back to the Historic Lincoln Theater for one night only on Friday, October 26th. This evening of short films will kick off with a reception starting at 6:30 pm in the Lincoln’s Art Bar featuring locally made desserts, beer, and wine followed by the film showing at 7:30 pm. As a special treat local musicians will play during the reception, so come early and join the fun! Purchase your tickets now, to avoid the lines.
“Wild Olympics”
The Film Festival will feature short films that will delight the senses, inform our minds and help us appreciate nature and the struggles to protect it. Films were selected from a collection of over 100 films shown at the annual film festival held in Nevada City, CA. The films capture the spirit of varying environmental movements across the globe and the relationship that they have to humanity and that humanity has to them. The Wild & Scenic Film Festival works with environmental groups across the globe to host On Tour events as a way to outreach into different communities and bring together a diverse audience.
“Every Bend”
A Benefit for SFEG
SFEG is thrilled to be selected as a host organization for this amazing film event for the fourth year in a row and hopes the Film Festival will inspire a greater connection with our own Wild and Scenic Skagit River, as well as providing an evening of engaging fun.
“Sky Migrations”
SFEG is a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging the community in restoring wild salmon populations for future generations. Salmon habitat enhancement is accomplished through habitat restoration, monitoring, and a wide variety of community outreach and education programs. SFEG offers free educational programs to over 1,500 students each year. These opportunities get students out of their classrooms and learning hands-on real science and watershed exploration which otherwise would not be available and affordable to local schools. Funds raised will go towards supporting these important education programs. They will also enable the program to continue to be offered free of charge to local schools.
13 Featured Films:
“During the Drought”
History of the National Parks, Ryan Maxey A Letter to Congress, Dalia Burde During the Drought, Chrisna Byck Every Bend, Sinjin Eberle Imagination: Tom Wallisch, Steve Henderson Love of Place, Brian Olliver Patagonia Azul, the Interconnection of Life, Fernanda Neder Sky Migrations, Charles Post The Fix, Kris Millgate The Nature of Maps, Tahria Sheather The Shape of a River, Gianna Wood Where the Wild Things Play, Krystle Wright Wild Olympics, Colin Arisman
Purchase tickets ahead of time to avoid the lines, or come early to the Reception to ensure your ticket:
-Purchase tickets ONLINE through the Lincoln Theatre website: PURCHASE TICKETS
-Purchase tickets at the Lincoln Theatre Ticket Office, Mon-Fri from 12 noon to 5PM, 712 S. First Street, Mount Vernon
-Purchase tickets by Calling 360-336-8955 during above hours to order tickets by phone
Planting Party- Carey’s Slough
November 17,
10am-1pm
Planting at Carey’s Slough, in partnership with the Town of Hamilton and Skagit Land Trust; Directions: From Sedro-Woolley head east on Hwy 20. At the sign for Hamilton, turn right on Petit St; go through the Town of Hamilton and turn right on Maple St; when it turns into First St look for signs for parking. https://goo.gl/maps/EE9XoJCFhJt
Parking is limited so please carpool.
Email outreach@skagitfisheries.org to let us know you’re coming, so we can have enough snacks and tools for everyone!
***Things To Remember***
-Please dress for the weather! Don’t have knee boots or gloves? Borrow ours!
-Snacks and portapotty provided
-While we love our furry friends, please leave dogs at home
-Minors between 13 – 17 may be dropped off but must have a legal guardian sign them in. Minors under 13 must have a legal guardian be present at the event
Skagit River Salmon Festival
More info here
Want to help? We need volunteers! See opportunities Here
Skagit Wild & Scenic Film Fest 2018
A CELEBRATION OF OUR ENVIRONMENT!
Reception starts at 6:30 pm, films start at 7:30 pm.
Join the fun at the reception with food, music, beer and wine. By arriving early you will avoid the lines! Or better yet, PURCHASE your tickets now and just enjoy the reception!
Ticket Price: $15 or $25 PURCHASE NOW
($25 ticket purchase includes a special discounted SFEG membership, FREE Klean Kanteen giveaway, and a raffle ticket)
The Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns to the Lincoln Theater
The Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group (SFEG) is excited to bring the Wild & Scenic Film Festival back to the Historic Lincoln Theater for one night only on Friday, October 26th. This evening of short films will kick off with a reception starting at 6:30 pm in the Lincoln’s Art Bar featuring locally made desserts, beer, and wine followed by the film showing at 7:30 pm. As a special treat local musicians will play during the reception, so come early and join the fun! Purchase your tickets now, to avoid the lines.
“Wild Olympics”
The Film Festival will feature short films that will delight the senses, inform our minds and help us appreciate nature and the struggles to protect it. Films were selected from a collection of over 100 films shown at the annual film festival held in Nevada City, CA. The films capture the spirit of varying environmental movements across the globe and the relationship that they have to humanity and that humanity has to them. The Wild & Scenic Film Festival works with environmental groups across the globe to host On Tour events as a way to outreach into different communities and bring together a diverse audience.
“Every Bend”
A Benefit for SFEG
SFEG is thrilled to be selected as a host organization for this amazing film event for the fourth year in a row and hopes the Film Festival will inspire a greater connection with our own Wild and Scenic Skagit River, as well as providing an evening of engaging fun.
“Sky Migrations”
SFEG is a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging the community in restoring wild salmon populations for future generations. Salmon habitat enhancement is accomplished through habitat restoration, monitoring, and a wide variety of community outreach and education programs. SFEG offers free educational programs to over 1,500 students each year. These opportunities get students out of their classrooms and learning hands-on real science and watershed exploration which otherwise would not be available and affordable to local schools. Funds raised will go towards supporting these important education programs. They will also enable the program to continue to be offered free of charge to local schools.
13 Featured Films:
“During the Drought”
History of the National Parks, Ryan Maxey
A Letter to Congress, Dalia Burde
During the Drought, Chrisna Byck
Every Bend, Sinjin Eberle
Imagination: Tom Wallisch, Steve Henderson
Love of Place, Brian Olliver
Patagonia Azul, the Interconnection of Life, Fernanda Neder
Sky Migrations, Charles Post
The Fix, Kris Millgate
The Nature of Maps, Tahria Sheather
The Shape of a River, Gianna Wood
Where the Wild Things Play, Krystle Wright
Wild Olympics, Colin Arisman
Synopses of the above films can be found HERE!
Purchase tickets ahead of time to avoid the lines, or come early to the Reception to ensure your ticket:
-Purchase tickets ONLINE through the Lincoln Theatre website: PURCHASE TICKETS
-Purchase tickets at the Lincoln Theatre Ticket Office, Mon-Fri from 12 noon to 5PM, 712 S. First Street, Mount Vernon
-Purchase tickets by Calling 360-336-8955 during above hours to order tickets by phone
Many THANKS to our Local Sponsors:
Samish Nation