After the announcement last week it only made sense to get a quick podcast in about the Trail Running Film Festival coming to Vancouver, BC, on Tuesday April 18 at the Rio Theatre! Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door.
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I’m incredibly excited to host and celebrate this wonderful community with a bunch of amazing trail runners. It will be fun to hang out in a different context with everyone and be in a room full of awesome, together :)
The films will document the culture of trail running and the festival is committed to promoting inclusivity, adventure, wilderness, art, and diversity across the trail and ultra community. The theatre has a capacity of 420 and it should be a great time for all of us trail runners to get together and celebrate our incredible sport together. Vancouver is a very active hub in the trail running world and the event will give the community a chance to come together and celebrate trail running on the big screen and in the same room.
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Contest Time!
Let’s get this rig rolling and give away some tickets, shall we?!
3 ways to win
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Follow those three accounts and mention your trail-running friends in the contest posts. Tag a friend and get an entry, it’s as easy as that!
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Music by REDproductions from Pixabay.
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Ep. 35 The Trail Running Film Festival is coming to Vancouver and I'm hosting