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Guardians of Our Troubled Waters – Florida Premiere
GUARDIANS OF OUR TROUBLED WATERS - The River Heroes of the South
Thursday, November 7 - 7:00 PM- (Music 6:30 PM) CORAL GABLES CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Coral Gables, FL The Center's newest documentary film focuses on three communities- South Florida, Western North Carolina, and East Tennessee and their historical connection to their rivers and streams, how that changed during the industrial age and the early heroes who rose to unite the community to stand up for their waterways. Featured heroes include Marjory Stoneman Douglas and her fight to reclaim the Everglades from efforts to develop and pollute it, Wilma Dykeman, the savior of the French Broad River in Western North Carolina, and the Dead Pigeon River Council who fought against Champion Paper's destruction of the Pigeon River. This is a general admission event. The program begins with music at 6:30 pm featuring Florida native J. Robert Houghtaling. All tickets are a donation of $15 per person. This is a ticket-less event. Your name will be at the reservations table at the door at the time of the event. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Buy the DVD in advance with your reservation and get $5 off the DVD price. Register now before this show is sold out! For more information, contact us at SaveCulture.org or (828) 692-8062. Directions HERE Co-sponsored by FRIENDS OF THE EVERGLADES and Coral Gables Congregational Church
Guardians of our Troubled Waters DVD
This DVD will be available for shipping starting at the end of June 2019. Advanced DVD purchases will receive their DVD on a first come, first served basis. To receive a $5 discount on the DVD, register for one of the world premieres HERE.
GUARDIANS OF OUR TROUBLED WATERS reveals the close connections man has had with its rivers for thousands of years, the destruction that resulted during the industrial era and the heroes, yesterday and today, who rose to challenge the damage that was caused. So much of our quality of life today is as a result of those guardians. So much of our future depends on us not taking our waterways for granted.
An Evening of Cherokee Culture with Matthew Tooni
An Evening of Cherokee Culture with Matthew Tooni
Thursday, September 26 - 7PM - Thomas Auditorium, Blue Ridge Community College
Matthew Tooni is a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee and he is an award-winning flutist, storyteller and dancer who also performs in the Unto These Hills outdoor drama. His music and storytelling helps to reconnect audiences with the 13,000 year legacy of Cherokee culture in these hills. SPECIAL BONUS: Dylan Morgan will demonstrate traditional river cane basket weaving.
Register now.
Tickets: $10 per person
Tickets are non-refundable. This is a ticket-less event. Your name will be at the reservations table at the door at the time of the event.
For more information, contact us at (828) 692-8062. Directions to the venue can be found here.
Mountain Music & Storytelling with Joe Penland
A Great American Tapestry DVD
A GREAT AMERICAN TAPESTRY - The Many Strands of Mountain Music is an eye-opening look at music history and how America's melting pot and its cultural tapestry changed the world.
The film features ballad singers:
- Sheila Kay Adams
- Joe Penland
- Betty Smith
- Bobby McMillon
- Donna Ray Norton and more
- Rhiannon Giddens
- Dom Flemons
- Justin Robinson
Great Flood of 1916 DVD
The Flood DVD may be purchased online (below) or at the following locations:
- Henderson County Genealogical and Historical Center, 400 N Main St, Hendersonville, NC 28792, Hendersonville, NC (828) 693-1531
- Highland Books, 277 N Broad St, Brevard, NC 28712 (828) 884-2424
- Mountain Gateway Museum, 102 Water St, Old Fort, NC 28762 (828) 668-9259
RIVER HEROES FILM PROJECT- Premiums for Supporters
SUPPORT OUR NEW FILM AND ENJOY WONDERFUL PREMIUMS including Brewery Tours, Concert Tickets, Framed Watercolor Paintings, Framed Nature Photographs, Paddle Tours, Memberships for the NC Arboretum, MountainTrue or Conserving Carolina, and gear including T-shirts, backpacks, waterbottles and more.
The Land Still Speaks To Us – DVD
The Land Still Speaks To Us is the first in a series of documentaries on mountain heritage spoken by the voices of elders in Western North Carolina. The film depicts the agricultural life that was lived not very long ago, how people prepared their food, connected to family, community, land and faith and what it means to them today to continue their traditions. Will we carry on the torch or let this vibrant cultural legacy disappear in the fog of modern conveniences?
For bulk purchases of the DVD (more than 5) click here.
To show this film at your festival or organizational gathering, click here.
Where Neon Goes To Die – DVD
For over sixty years, Miami Beach flourished with half a dozen Yiddish theatres, scores of choruses and folksinger groups, literary activity, and more. Then one day it vanished in a fog of disco lights. This is the story of America's not-too-distant past, when her ethnic communities were the pride of the world. And why it is important to remember...
Musical Conversation with David Holt – DVD
David Holt is a mountain musician, a storyteller and a cultural preservation who for decades has worked tirelessly to keep mountain culture alive and thriving. This DVD captures his powerful performance and discussion on why he works to keep the fires burning. .
For bulk purchases of the DVD (more than 5) click here.
To show this film at your festival or organizational gathering, click here.