Trail Creek Outfitters and Patagonia Film Night

About this event

Grab a seat for a few of our favorite Patagonia short films. All the feels minus the sticky theatre floors. There will be dopamine hits, humor, and maybe some tears.

Get there early so you don't miss the opportunity to win some Patagonia swag in the raffle. All proceeds from the raffle benefit Kennett Library

​Doors open 5:30 PM | Films 6 PM (Come early for the art opening at 5 and sign up for the raffle items!)

​ FILM LINE UP (run time 59min) :

Without a Doubt: Inside the Mind of Braydon Bringhurst

In May of 2026, Braydon Bringhurst stood at the bottom of Gouranga, an iconic doubleblack-diamond descent in Squamish, British Columbia. The trail is steep, technical and high consequence, and will give even experienced riders jitters. But Braydon wasn’t there just to ride down Gouranga. He’d done that already, many times. This time, he was there to ride up it. Impossible? Likely. But that uncertainty is where Braydon thrives, and each failure is just another piece of the larger process. And for Braydon, that’s where the joy lies.

Oly’s Dean

“We go big for them toads,” 9-year-old Oly Hickman says, holding a squirming amphibian up to the camera. Set along British Columbia’s remote Dean River, Oly’s Dean follows Oly as he roams his family’s fishing lodge in the heart of steelhead country. While anglers from around the world arrive to swing flies for legendary fish and bears patrol the shoreline, Oly explores his world, learning the rhythms of lodge life. When he lands a wild steelhead on a fly he tied, it feels like the natural result of his curiosity and the freedom he’s been given to follow it—a moment that his parents get to experience through his eyes.

DiG: An Alaskan Snowboard Film

Ryland Bell has always been a dark horse. Born in Alaska and based year-round in Haines, the notoriously hardcore snowboarder and lifelong commercial fisherman spends his winters quietly hiking world-class spines from his backyard. In April of 2025, he headed deep into his home mountains in search of the biggest line of his life.

This program supports Arts & Culture Literacy and Environmental Literacy as defined by Kennett Library and inspired by PA Forward.