The Eagle River Coalition’s 11th annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival comes to the Riverwalk Theater in Edwards on Thursday, November 12. It is an evening of short documentaries about water and conservation, with a local presentation connecting watershed health and human health. The organizer’s event page has the latest ticket options.
What time does it start?
Doors open at 5 p.m. for a social hour and silent-auction viewing. The coalition lists two screenings, at 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Check your ticket for the showing you select. The venue is Riverwalk Theater, 34253 Highway 6, Edwards.
What are the films about?
The organizer says the documentary program covers issues including microplastics, trout habitat rehabilitation, Glen Canyon and Lake Powell, and the water demands of AI data centers. Dr. Stephanie Miller of Vail Health is scheduled to discuss the intersection of watershed and human health. Check the local organizer for the final program.
What does a ticket support?
The Eagle River Coalition says proceeds from the festival and auction support its education, water-quality monitoring and restoration work. The organizer lists in-person and virtual ticket options. Prices and availability are on its official event page. Its virtual auction is scheduled to close Friday, November 13 at 8 p.m.
The festival offers a local way to learn about river issues before winter changes how many of us see the watershed. For more Eagle Valley context, browse ECL’s outdoors coverage and Edwards guide.
Details checked November 6, 2026. Featured image is an AI-generated illustration of a fictional riverside community building, not a photograph of the Riverwalk Theater or the event.
