Evolve Shepherdstown (106 W. German Street) is the festival’s pop-up headquarters, a place for guests to pop in and meet representatives from conservation groups like Solar Holler, Sky Truth, Trout Unlimited, WV Rivers, Garden Stewards, and Oak Springs Garden Foundation. Film stars and filmmakers are popping in throughout the weekend, including the on-screen personalities from Hellbent and Little Stream, Big Magic, and filmmaker Neil Losin of sym•bee•o•sis.
At 1pm on Sunday afternoon, Shepherdstown resident Mary Anne Hitt, international climate advocate and activist, will read an excerpt from her essay included in All We Can Save: Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisis. At 2pm, learn more about West Virginia’s native brook trout and star of the film, Little Stream, Big Magic from Than Hitt, research biologist. Don’t miss the art installation “School of Trout” created by fourth grade students at Shepherdstown Elementary School: over 50 beautifully collaged trout will greet visitors to Evolve all weekend.
Admission is free. Evolve will be open Sat & Sun 11AM to 5PM.
Six Films • 84 min
2pm
$15
About the Block A Films
Total: 84 minutes
Films & Feedback
56 min
4pm
$15
About the Wild Hope Films
Six Films • 87 min
7pm
$15
About the Block B Films
Total: 87 minutes
Six Films • 87 min
12:30pm
$15
About the Block B Films
Total: 87 minutes
Six Films • 84 min
2:30pm
$15
About the Block A Films
Total: 84 minutes
