On Tour

Every year, after our flagship in Nevada City, CA, Wild & Scenic Film Festival takes our festival “On Tour”, partnering to produce hundreds of events each year around the US and beyond. On Tour events are hosted by a diverse array of environmental nonprofits, schools, museums, and businesses, each creating unique film festivals in their own communities and using the festival to raise funds, reach new contacts, and raise awareness of local issues.

Interested in hosting an event?

Click here to learn how to bring the Wild & Scenic Film Festival to your town.

In addition to our custom or curated film event options, we offer video-on-demand, and open-captioning options.

Does your organization have a reach in local schools? We also offer film-based environmental curriculum programs by age group, available for On Tour.

You may also contact ontour@wildandscenicfilmfestival.org for more information.

Testimonials

River Alliance WI Tour Testimonial Image

“The Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival On Tour is a great outreach event for the River Alliance of Wisconsin. It helps us introduce new individuals to what we do and what we are passionate about – saving rivers. This year we “passed a boot” [for] people to donate to the River Alliance – we made $4,000!”

River Alliance of Wisconsin

Loxahatchee Tour Testimonial Image

“The Wild & Scenic Film Festival is a tremendous way to educate the public about how fragile our earth really is and that caring for it is all our responsibility. The success of the first year spilling over into this year was wonderful. All year long we had folks who attended the first year begging us to host it again.”

Loxahatchee River Historical Society

Middle Colorado Tour Testimonial Image

“The staff at Wild and Scenic make the event so easy for the On Tour hosts. All I had to do was watch some incredible films, create a program and do a little marketing to put together a fun, successful event. I will be taking advantage of this incredible resource for years to come.”

Middle Colorado Watershed Council