October 19 - October 29, 2020

Main Street Pops

Hoboken, NJ (Video On Demand Event)

Virtual Event

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Wild & Scenic On Tour Presented By:

Films to be screened include:

A New View of the Moon

Become reacquainted with awe alongside strangers interacting with a telescope trained on the moon. Watch as Wylie Overstreet takes a telescope around the streets of.. Read More

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Brotherhood of Skiing

Since 1973, the National Brotherhood of Skiers has overcome barriers by bringing soul and smiles to the mountain. Formed during the height of the black.. Read More

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Detroit Hives

East Detroit urban beekeepers Tim Paule and Nicole Lindsey are a young couple working to bring diversity to the field of beekeeping and create opportunities.. Read More

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Literacy for Environmental Justice: Cultivating Youth Leaders in Southeast San Francisco

Bayview-Hunters Point in Southeast San Francisco has been on the front lines of the environmental justice movement since the 1940s. This short documentary film follows.. Read More

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The Accidental Environmentalist: Catherine Flowers

A mosquito bite decades ago leads Catherine Coleman Flowers on her life’s journey. The second film in the Southern Exposure series, this captivating film brings.. Read More

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Station 15

Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 9-12th Grade High school student and poet, Chasity Hunter, experienced intense flooding in her New Orleans neighborhood during.. Read More

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A Letter to Congress

Award Winner: 2018 Best Short Wallace Stegner’s 1960 letter to Congress about the importance of wilderness is the framework for a new message, one in.. Read More

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From Darkness to Light

Life is challenging for women in Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous region of Tanzania made up of numerous islands where half the population lives below the poverty.. Read More

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This Land

Runner and advocate Faith E. Briggs used to run through the streets of Brooklyn every morning. Now she’s running 150 miles through three National Monuments.. Read More

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Our National Parks belong to everyone. So why are they so white?

Only 20 percent of visitors to National Parks are people of color. As the broader conservation movement continues to struggle with diversity and inclusion, many.. Read More

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The Hammocks

While an early generation of climbers was summiting Everest and enjoying Yosemite’s spectacular beauty in the 1950s, Africans Americans couldn’t gain access to beaches in.. Read More

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Words Have Power

Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 5-8th Grade Ten-year-old Jaysa's dynamic speeches at rallies and city hall catalyze her community against the coal-fired power.. Read More

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