Wild Fish Slow Food Film Fest

About this event

Presented by: Join Slow Food in the Tetons and Trout Unlimited for a special film festival as part of the 2026 Farm to Fork Festival in The Center Theater! Wild Fish Slow Food Film Fest Presented by Loop Tackle and Cox Outdoors Friday, Oct 2nd 2026 | Doors 5:30 | Films 6:30 Wild Fish Slow Food Film Fest explores the connections between water, fish, community-led conservation, and sustainable foodways. The first half will include local and regional films from the Upper Snake River Basin, from the Snake River Headwaters to the Lower 4 Snake River dams. The second half will feature dam removals in the Klamath River, Atlantic salmon conservation in Iceland, the fight against the Pebble Mine, and indigenous conservation leadership.The family-friendly evening will conclude with a panel discussion of local, regional, and national conservation and food sustainability changemakers. Come for the films and stay for the raffles, door prizes, partner booths, children’s book signing, and food tastings! If cost is a barrier please use code SLOWFISH100 For more information check here: https://www.jhfarmtofork.com/ Lineup of Films Iconic Rises Director: A.J. Swentosky / Frogwater Productions Producers: Jon Klaczkiewicz / Frogwater Productions Runtime: 16:34 Presenters / Supporters: Friends of the Bridger-Teton National Forest (presenter), Trout Unlimited, Grand Teton National Park Foundation, Snake River Fund, Jackson Hole One Fly, American Rivers, and Frogwater Productions film about our local Snake River cutthroat fishery and water issues. Description: Told from the perspective of 3rd generation Jackson Hole fly fishing guide Boots Allen, Iconic Rises conveys the reverence the local fly fishing community has for the native Snake River Fine Spotted Cutthroat Trout and the upper Snake River fishery. At a time when climate change, water temperatures, in-stream flows, invasive species, fishing pressure and water management are all having compounding negative effects on many of the…

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