We're excited to share our film Jirishanca with our community before the film goes on tour with Reel Rock. In person, we'll have Patagonia Ambassadors, Josh Wharton and Vince Anderson.
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We'll have complementary food and drinks available before the film starts, and we'll also have a chance to win some new gear, with all proceeds from ticket sales going to our featured local nonprofit Mazamas.
***SPACE & CHAIRS ARE LIMITED***Please arrive early for Doors at 7PM & Film at 7:30PM
Here's our run of show for the evening:
7:00 Doors open
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7:30: Film starts
8:30: Q&A with Josh Wharton and Vince Anderson
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9:00: Event ends
Registration is requested for each attendee. Please click the RSVP button to the left to attend.
***SPACE & CHAIRS ARE LIMITED***
Please arrive early for Doors at 7PM & Film at 7:30PM
Josh Wharton grew up in the woods of southern New Hampshire; exploring, fishing and riding his bike. In high school, partly through the guidance of his father, Josh found climbing and things have never been the same. Although people probably know him best for his international alpine climbing adventures, he loves climbing in all its various forms. Be it obsessing over a boulder’s micro beta or questing into a massive Himalayan wall. Josh particularly enjoys objectives that require him to dig deep, and push himself to new levels. Josh makes his home in the small mountain town of Estes Park, Colorado with his wife Erinn and daughter Hera.
Vince Anderson is a mountain guide based in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the owner of Skyward Mountaineering. Dedicated to the wholehearted pursuit of alpinism, he has made the first ascents of routes on K7 West in Pakistan and on the North Face of Mount Alberta, and he and Steve House won the 2006 Piolet d'Or for their alpine-style first ascent of the Central Pillar of Nanga Parbat’s Rupal Face. A father of three, Vince splits his time between mountain guiding, rocking out to vinyl records, and mind-expanding climbing experiences.
The Mazamas is an outdoor education, recreation and conservation nonprofit formed at the summit of Mt. Hood in 1894. Its mission is to inspire everyone to love and protect the mountains. It offers hundreds of hikes and climbs annually, teaches people to recreate responsibly, promotes land stewardship, and encourages scientific exploration and research.
