Planning any alpine adventures this winter? Join us in-store for a workshop and screening in partnership with Avalanche Canada and Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival. Check out snow safety presentations, get hands-on with the latest backcountry safety gear, catch a VIMFF film screening and get a chance to win awesome prizes from Mammut and Arc'teryx.
Tickets are $20, with all proceeds going towards Avalanche Canada. Space is limited, so grab your tickets today.
Event details
When:
October 28
Where:
111 2nd Ave East
Event schedule
7PM - Doors open
7:30PM - Introductions and welcome
7:45PM - Avalanche Canada workshop
8:15PM - Presentation from Mammut
8:30- Intermission
9PM - VIMFF screening: Trango directed by Leo Hoorn
9:45PM - Q&A with Avalanche Canada
What else is happening:
- The first 25 people to arrive will receive an Arc'teryx toque
- Enter for your chance to win grand prizes from Mammut and Arc'teryx
- Raise a glass Enjoy craft beer and non-alcoholic drinks from 33 Acres Brewing
- Meet the guides Stop by the Mountain Skills Academy & Adventures booth to learn about backcountry courses and guided adventures
Our feature presentation
Trango (45 minutes, Directed by Leo Hoorn)
After a two-year attempt, ski mountaineers Christina ‘Lusti’ Lustenberger and Jim Morrison, joined by Nick McNutt and Chantel Astorga, ski the first descent of the Great Trango Glacier. They navigate risk, grapple with grief, and face physical danger as they push the limits of human experience. At 6,000 meters, constant exposure tests their resolve, but it’s the unspoken trust and support within their expedition team that allows them to face the unimaginable together.
About Avalanche Canada
Avalanche Canada is a non-government, not-for-profit organization dedicated to public avalanche safety. They issue daily avalanche forecasts throughout the winter for much of the mountainous regions of western Canada, providing this free information via their website and their app: Avalanche Canada Mobile.
They also coordinate and deliver avalanche awareness and education programs, provide curriculum and support to instructors of Avalanche Canada training programs, act as a central point-of-contact for avalanche information and work closely with many different avalanche research projects, both at home and abroad.
For more info visit: https://avalanche.ca/
