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Mountainfilm on Tour- San Antonio

San Antonio Museum of Art
San Antonio, TX

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Mountainfilm on Tour- San Antonio

Due to the current executive orders prohibiting gatherings in parks, Mountainfilm on Tour- San Antonio will be hosted at the San Antonio Museum of Art on Thursday, October 8th from 6:30-9:30 pm.

View a selection of culturally rich, adventure-packed and awe-inspiring documentary films handpicked from the Mountainfilm festival in Telluride, Colorado. Guests will be treated to delightful morsels from Chef Jason Daddy, in addition to libations that include refreshing Coors Seltzer. Attendees will be safely sitting in groups of chairs spaced eight feet apart outside in the West Courtyard of the Museum.

Presented by the San Antonio River Foundation, this film festival will galvanize stewardship and awaken your love of nature.

Proceeds benefit the San Antonio River Foundations vision to inspire stewardship.

-Tickets $50 each
-Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:30pm
-Mountain casual attire
-Must be 21+ years of age

More information and tickets at www.sariverfound.org/filmfest

Mountainfilm on Tour- San Antonio is made possible by our generous Sponsors:

Coors Seltzer
Glazer's Beer & Beverage
The Ann and John Newman Charitable Fund
Rialto Studios
Ford, Powell & Carson
Lake|Flato Architects
LMG Communications
Marquee Event Rentals
Hornberger Fuller Garza & Cohen Incorporated

In the event of restrictions on large social gatherings or any other safety issues, Mountainfilm on Tour - San Antonio will cancel all in-person activities and move the festival to a virtual platform. At that time a representative from the San Antonio River Foundation will reach out with specific details and coordinate this new arrangement.

All ticket sales for Mountainfilm on Tour - San Antonio are non-refundable and will go towards implementing the River Foundations mission to enhance the entire 240-mile-long river into a vibrant cultural, educational, ecological, and recreational resource for the surrounding communities and visitors alike.