Host a Hidden Rivers Event
Now scheduling events nationwide
Hidden Rivers is a 1-hour film that explores the rivers and streams of the Southern Appalachian region, North America’s most biologically rich waters. The film reveals both the beauty and vulnerability of these ecosystems, and how many people are finding ways to protect it.
We believe the most impactful way to experience and share Hidden Rivers is through theatrical and community screening events hosted in local communities by local organizations. Since 2019, we have held over 300 live and virtual Hidden Rivers screening events for local communities and interest groups of all kinds (see options below), and we have witnessed the power of this film to build a broader discourse around aquatic biodiversity needs in the Southern Appalachian region and beyond. We offer various ways to work the film into your community, event, or venue, and we work to help you conduct and promote an effective screening event, whether as a program offering, fundraiser, or celebration.
Event Types
Hidden Rivers events currently 50% off! Use discount code HIDDENRIVERS50 at checkout
Hidden Rivers film for local presentation
In-person presentation of feature film (Hidden Rivers, UPRIVER, RiverWebs, The Lost Fish) and/or short film series.
Hidden Rivers film for virtual presentation
Virtual presentation of feature film (Hidden Rivers, UPRIVER, RiverWebs, The Lost Fish) and/or short film series.
Would you like a filmmaker-presented event with Q&A, logistical/promotional support, and other benefits? Check out our presented event options.
EVENT OPTIONS
Panel discussion with Hidden Rivers biologists or local experts/representatives
Q&A with filmmakers, Jeremy Monroe or David Herasimtschuk
Hidden Rivers Pop-up Photo Gallery, by Hidden Rivers Co-Director/Cinematographer, David Herasimtschuk
Additional Freshwaters Illustrated short films / previews
Discounts: Hidden Rivers events are 50% off! Use discount code HIDDENRIVERS50
Sponsorship: We are seeking local and regional sponsors to help bring the film to more audiences, keep our event fees accessible, and offer more free tours in the Southern Appalachian region. If you would like to help, contact info@freshwatersillustrated.org
Contact: To inquire about or schedule an event, contact info@freshwatersillustrated.org
