Rivers of Resilience: Salmon Stories — The River Remembers Film Screening
“This documentary reveals the intertwined stories of rivers and the resilience of people.”
About This Event
Join us for a free screening of 'The River Remembers' in Bellingham, showcasing the incredible resilience of Tribal members from the Elwha and lower Klamath Rivers. This captivating documentary highlights the largest dam removals in U.S. history, focusing on the restoration of salmon and cultural renewal. With limited seating available, advance registration is necessary to secure your spot for this inspiring film experience.
The event officially begins at Time TBD at Whatcom Museum's Old City Hall Rotunda. Organized by Ferndale Chamber.
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This screening is free to attend, but registration is required.
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The Ivanhoe
Historic dining room perfect for post-event dinner. Reservations recommended.
Victorian Inn
Boutique lodging right on Main Street. Walking distance to the starting line.
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