The 19th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour
Wednesday, September 9th at the Town Hall Theatre in Quincy, CA
PLUMAS ARTS IS HONORED TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INSPIRE THE LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH FILM
Wednesday, September 9th at the Town Hall Theatre in Quincy, CA
PLUMAS ARTS IS HONORED TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INSPIRE THE LOCAL COMMUNITY THROUGH FILM
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As a festival by activists and for activists, the Wild & Scenic Film Festival is proudly organized and produced by the South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL). Since 1983, SYRCL has worked to protect and restore the rivers of its home watershed, connecting communities from source to sea through environmental advocacy, education, and storytelling.
For the past 18 years, Plumas Arts has proudly brought the Wild & Scenic Film Festival to Quincy, presenting the program at the historic Town Hall Theatre. What began as a single screening has grown into a beloved local tradition—one that brings our community together each year to experience powerful environmental films in a shared, inspiring setting.
Hosting the festival in Quincy allows Plumas Arts to highlight the extraordinary landscapes and stories of the Lost Sierra, while linking our rural community to a global movement focused on conservation, climate action, and cultural resilience. The event serves as both a celebration and a call to action—sparking dialogue, reflection, and renewed commitment to caring for the places we love.
The Wild & Scenic Film Festival extends SYRCL’s mission by placing local efforts, including those here in Plumas County, into a broader international context. It reminds us that each of us is part of something larger: a worldwide community working together toward a more wild, scenic, and resilient future.
Learn more about the festival’s roots and vision at wildandscenicfilmfestival.org.
For the past 18 years, Plumas Arts has proudly brought the Wild & Scenic Film Festival to Quincy, presenting the program at the historic Town Hall Theatre. What began as a single screening has grown into a beloved local tradition—one that brings our community together each year to experience powerful environmental films in a shared, inspiring setting.
Hosting the festival in Quincy allows Plumas Arts to highlight the extraordinary landscapes and stories of the Lost Sierra, while linking our rural community to a global movement focused on conservation, climate action, and cultural resilience. The event serves as both a celebration and a call to action—sparking dialogue, reflection, and renewed commitment to caring for the places we love.
The Wild & Scenic Film Festival extends SYRCL’s mission by placing local efforts, including those here in Plumas County, into a broader international context. It reminds us that each of us is part of something larger: a worldwide community working together toward a more wild, scenic, and resilient future.
Learn more about the festival’s roots and vision at wildandscenicfilmfestival.org.
