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Downstream Environmental Film Festival

  • Mineral Springs Brewery 210 North Oak Avenue Owatonna, MN, 55060 United States (map)

Please save the date for our screening at Mineral Springs Brewery in Owatonna!

Join us for an evening of creativity and awareness as we screen captivating films from talented local, national, and international filmmakers who dive deep into pressing environmental issues facing our planet.

Bring your friends, grab a refreshing drink, and get ready to connect with your neighbors while enjoying outstanding films that will inspire you to take action for our local land and water.

Can’t make it to Owatonna on this date? No problem! We’re also screening this film festival in Cannon Falls on March 18, Faribault on March 20, and Northfield on March 25.

Special Guests

Danny Desjarlais, a member of the Lower Sioux Indian Community and Industrial Hemp Construction Project Manager from The Green Buffalo, will be present for a Q&A.

Accessibility Information

  • Accessible parking

  • Accessible entrance

  • Accessible bathrooms

More about the Downstream Environmental Film Festival

The Downstream Environmental Film Festival celebrates the artistry of local, national, and international filmmakers who address critical environmental issues.

Our eighth festival, taking place in March 2025 with the theme "Resilience," aims to raise awareness about water quality and connect communities through the power of film. Our initiative amplifies diverse voices and highlights the importance of caring for southern Minnesota's land, water, and habitats.

 

Questions?

Contact Heron Mahr (they/them), our Community Engagement Coordinator

Email: heron@cleanriverpartners.org
Phone: (507) 200-0502

 

Thank you to our event sponsors!

This activity is made possible by the Voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

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