EarthFest Rochester presents free film series “Lights, Camera, Climate!”
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – The film series “Lights, Camera, Climate!” promotes sustainability and encourages community action, followed by a panel discussion with local experts and community leaders.
“We’re excited to offer this series as a way to bring people together, share knowledge, and inspire collective action,” said Kris Acuña, Climate and Clean Energy Organizer with Sierra Club North Star Chapter and EarthFest Board Member. “The combination of film and discussion creates a powerful platform for exploring sustainability in a way that’s both informative and engaging.”
Acuña noted that 2024 has recorded the highest temperatures in history, surpassing the previous eight years, which also set heat records.
The film series was chosen to highlight local issues that resonate with Minnesota and surrounding states, encouraging community-driven solutions for climate resilience.
Event Details: Registration Required
When:
March 27 | 6:30 PM — Women of Carbon
April 24 | 6:30 PM — Bad River
Where: Pop’s Art Theatre
Cost: Free and open to the public
To register for the free film series in Rochester or to learn practical ways to contribute to sustainability efforts, visit the EarthFest website.
For more information about the upcoming EarthFest Expo 2025, visit Save the Date: EarthFest Expo – New Location for 2025!
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