Our 2013 films continue the focus on salmon ecology, conservation, restoration, and culture.

Our 3rd Annual Salmon Film Festival will take place in Ft. Bragg’s Portuguese Hall (corner of Stewart & W. Spruce Streets) on Friday, November 8th from 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm and Saturday, November 9th from 10:00 am – 10:00 pm and Sunday, November 11th from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm.

We’re requesting a small donation for film attendees – but no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Patrons who have purchased $20 festival passes on Brown Paper Tickets are guaranteed reserved seats; we recommend arriving at least 10 minutes early.

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 Saturday, November 9^th  • CULTURE

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10 am – 11 am  CARTOONS!!                  Speaker: SONAR Program

Shake (3”)

Salmon Pink (6”)

Fishy Business (4”)

Hasta Las Huevas (7”)

Salmon Yeggs (6”)

Salmon Dinner (2”)

The Sea (6”)

Ocean Acidification (3”)

Wild Salmon in Trouble (6”)

The Story of the Red Salmon (2’)

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11 am – 1 pm                       Speaker: Luke Griswold

The Salmon Story (7’)

Smokin’ Fish (80”)

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1  – 3 pm                   Speaker: Joshua Tucker

Stories of TRUST: Calling for Climate Recover from Alaska (8”)

We Can’t Eat Gold (45”)

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3  – 5 pm                   Speaker: Dania Colegrove

The Story of the Red Salmon (2’)

On the River with Glen Moore, Sr. (30”)

River of Renewal (60”)

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5 – 8 pm             Speaker: Caleen Sisk & Will Doolittle

Facing Climate Change: Plateau Tribes (5”)

Water Wisdom with Salmon (3”)

Dancing Salmon Home (66”)

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8 – 10 pm             Speaker: Mark Oliver

First Salmon Ceremonies of the Pacific Northwest (6”)

Where Does Our Water Come From? (90”)