A Special Screening of the Documentary Film: Wildflowers
Join us for an exclusive screening of Wildflowers, a powerful documentary that retraces the steps of Mary Schäffer Warren’s 1908 expedition to Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park.
Each year, Banded Peak Brewing brews a Pink Boots beer to celebrate International Women's Day. This year, we're proud to present Above the Summit, a cherry lime sour that honours the strength, resilience, and determination of women breaking barriers. The sweet cherry and zesty lime notes reflect the trailblazers who push boundaries, carve new paths, and inspire others to rise. At Banded Peak, we are committed to celebrating the incredible women in our community, the outdoors, and beyond. Here's to those who go Above the Summit, we raise a pint to you! Banded will be onsite sampling Above the Summit Sour among other favourites for the evening.
This year Banded Peak has teamed up with Meghan J. Ward, and filmmaker Trixie Pacis to take part in a special screening of Wildflowers. Following the screening, Meghan, Trixie, and Banded Peak will join us for a special Q&A discussion about the film and its themes and partnership.
About Wildflowers Mountain writer and historian Meghan J. Ward recruits a team of creative women to revisit Mary Schäffer Warren’s 1908 expedition to Maligne Lake, in Alberta’s Jasper National Park. Blending backcountry adventures with historical research, Wildflowers demonstrates that sometimes we must look back to blaze a better trail forward.
Combining archival research and field expeditions by horse, hike and canoe, Wildflowers pays homage to the past while documenting modern-day journeys inspired by Schäffer Warren’s photographs, books, and art.
Wildflowers held its world premiere at the 2024 Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival in November 2024.
The event ticket includes one Above the Summit beer, brewed by Banded Peak Brewing!
Don't miss this inspiring evening celebrating adventure, history, and the power of storytelling!
Proceeds from the event will support the work of The Great Divide Trail Association.
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A Special Screening of the Documentary Film: Wildflowers
Join us for an exclusive screening of Wildflowers, a powerful documentary that retraces the steps of Mary Schäffer Warren’s 1908 expedition to Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park.
Each year, Banded Peak Brewing brews a Pink Boots beer to celebrate International Women's Day. This year, we're proud to present Above the Summit, a cherry lime sour that honours the strength, resilience, and determination of women breaking barriers. The sweet cherry and zesty lime notes reflect the trailblazers who push boundaries, carve new paths, and inspire others to rise. At Banded Peak, we are committed to celebrating the incredible women in our community, the outdoors, and beyond. Here's to those who go Above the Summit, we raise a pint to you! Banded will be onsite sampling Above the Summit Sour among other favourites for the evening.
This year Banded Peak has teamed up with Meghan J. Ward, and filmmaker Trixie Pacis to take part in a special screening of Wildflowers. Following the screening, Meghan, Trixie, and Banded Peak will join us for a special Q&A discussion about the film and its themes and partnership.
About Wildflowers Mountain writer and historian Meghan J. Ward recruits a team of creative women to revisit Mary Schäffer Warren’s 1908 expedition to Maligne Lake, in Alberta’s Jasper National Park. Blending backcountry adventures with historical research, Wildflowers demonstrates that sometimes we must look back to blaze a better trail forward.
Combining archival research and field expeditions by horse, hike and canoe, Wildflowers pays homage to the past while documenting modern-day journeys inspired by Schäffer Warren’s photographs, books, and art.
Wildflowers held its world premiere at the 2024 Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival in November 2024.
The event ticket includes one Above the Summit beer, brewed by Banded Peak Brewing!
Don't miss this inspiring evening celebrating adventure, history, and the power of storytelling!
Proceeds from the event will support the work of The Great Divide Trail Association.
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