Changing Tides Premiere Screening Victoria

Changing Tides Premiere Screening Victoria

The evening will include a short presentation by Mathilde Gordon, followed by a screening of the documentary and a Q&A session. Hear about the challenges and beauty of kayaking from Juneau in Alaska down to Victoria. Learn about the plight of plastics in our oceans, and be inspired to create change with your words and actions.

There will be raffle prizes and refreshments! We will also be joined by the Zero Waste Emporium, Vancouver Island’s only zero waste store!

TICKETS & ENTRY

Tickets will be $10 at the door (cash only).
Doors open at 7pm. All ages welcome.
Please bring a reusable mug for complimentary kombucha and other drinks!

QUESTIONS?
Please contact passage,adventures@gmail.com
or call 778 980 7423

About the Film

Lucy and Mathilde’s 3 month kayaking expedition through the Inside Passage was not only to fulfil a dream of exploring the west coast, but also to raise awareness of marine plastic pollution and promote women in adventure. They completed the entire journey without using single-use plastics, to encourage people to reduce their waste at home. Having never completed a kayaking trip together longer than 7 days, this journey was destined to be full of new challenges, laughs and long-lasting memories.

In their film ‘Changing Tides,’ watch as their two years of planning from the tropics of Australia develops into reality, and they leap into a wilderness beyond what they could imagine. Follow them on a journey of adventure, challenge, friendship and a deep love of the oceans blue.

Watch the amazing Changing Tides trailer here!:

https://vimeo.com/336715063

TERRITORY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Passage Adventures acknowledges that this adventure and film took place on colonised land. In what many people now call Australia, Alaska and Canada, we acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. We pay our respects to the First Nation people on who’s land we travelled and live, to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge the ongoing role that we all play in de-colonisation and the fight for First Nations rights. This film took place on the traditional lands of the following Nations Australia: Yuggera, Badtjala, Yidinjdji, Djabuganjdjia and KuKu Yalanji NationsAlaska (Turtle Island): Tlingit Nation and Clans: Aak’wKwáan, T’aakuKwáan, Kéex’Kwáan, Shtax’héenKwáan, Sanyaa Kwáan, Taant’a KwáanCanada (Turtle Island): Tsimshian, Nisga’a, Haisla, Heiltsuk, Nuxalk, Oweekeno, Kwakwaka’wakw and Coast Salish Nations

For more information on Passage Adventures, please visit www.passageadventures.org