Finding the intersection of art and activism at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival

If there’s something we love here in Kentucky, it’s

our outdoors . And one of the organization’s committed to highlighting our landscape, The Kentucky Conservation Committee , is bringing the 10th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival to the Lexington Public Library’s Central Library branch.

The public is invited to watch 10+ films focused on conservation efforts, climate advocacy, and educating the public about ways to protect our environment. Think: E nergy and climate change, conservation efforts, environmental justice, community activism, and more.

Short films that will be screened include:

• “6,000 Miles”
• “A Renewable Future”
• “The Beauty Between”
• “Biopixels”
• “Brave Girl”
• “Counting Cranes”
• “Paddle Tribal Waters”
• “Toxic Art”

T he event takes place Friday, Aug. 30 in the Farish Theater beginning at 7 p.m. and tickets are now available .