features hundreds of free films! Some allow for advance RSVP
looks like there are eight or more screenings every day to choose from
The 23rd annual Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital explores the pervasive impact of climate change on our planet through a special focus on Climate Connections. This series of films, speakers and events explores the effects of this challenging global phenomenon on the world’s natural systems and resources. See the schedule below for more information. Most of the films are free, click through each event to be sure. Some allow for advance RSVP but many are just first come first seated, recommend you arrive early to get in as lines tend to form before the screenings.
Participating venues include Embassies, libraries, churches, theaters, National Geographic, Carnegie Institution for Science, GALA Hispanic Theatre and more! Click here for the list of screenings! Organized by venue, click each film for time of screening and more details. See metro trip-planner for best bus and metro accessThe 23rd annual Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital explores the pervasive impact of climate change on our planet through a special focus on Climate Connections. This series of films, speakers and events explores the effects of this challenging global phenomenon on the world’s natural systems and resources. See the schedule below for more information. Most of the films are free, click through each event to be sure. Some allow for advance RSVP but many are just first come first seated, recommend you arrive early to get in as lines tend to form before the screenings.
Sunday, March 22
Three films at the Baird Auditorium, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
- Deadly Pole to Pole: Arctic
- Legends of the Deep: The Giant Squid
- The Bat Man of Mexico
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