This is an accessible event which people of all abilities are welcome to attend!

Come join us at The Fox Theatre in Pincher Creek for a special exclusive viewing of the short film  “All Among the Bison – An inclusive Vision for Tomorrow” featuring Adaptable Outdoors and Sweet Grass Bison! A film by the incredibly talented Duncan McDowall that premiered at the Adventure Travel World Summit in Switzerland and featuring soon at the International Wildlife Film Festival in Montana and the Boulder Environmental/Nature/Outdoor Film Festival in Colorado.

Check out the trailer here: All Among the Bison • International Wildlife Film Festival (wildlifefilms.org)

People who donate over and above the ticket price will receive a free gift or gifts, depending on the level of donation made. Thank you for your support!

We will also be showing another incredible feature length documentary about adaptive sport “Endless Abilities”

Check out the trailer here: Endless Abilities Trailer – YouTube

After the movies we will give a short talk on Adaptable Outdoors programs and will host a Q and A session where you can ask the people featured in the movie any questions you may have about adaptive sport or bison.

All among the Bison – An inclusive vision for tomorrow synopsis

Cody and Steve form a very unlikely pair. Cody has a herd of wild bison, and Steve leads individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities in outdoor recreation. When they met they asked themselves: what if we designed an adaptive bison viewing experience? “All Among the Bison” is about polar opposites meeting. On the one hand the symbol of strength, wilderness, speed and possibly danger, and on the other hand a symbol of vulnerability. Put these two together and the prospects are frightening, yet for Cody and Steve, it’s a natural association — one that sparks awe, humility and great faith that an inclusive and biodiverse future is very possible.

Endless Abilities – Synopsis

In the spring of 2012, four best friends drove across the country in search of adaptive sports for individuals with physical disabilities, and lived to tell the story in a feature documentary film. From rehabilitation patients to Paralympic athletes, our cameras captured the reality of broken boundaries and common goals among all who are active. We went rock climbing with the blind, played soccer with quadriplegics, and swam with those with muscular dystrophy, to name a few. Through our journey, we learned that sports really are the great equalizer, unifying people of all abilities on a level playing field.