While navigating the troubled waters of romance, school and family, Archie and the gang become entangled in yet another dark and sexy Riverdale mystery: A masked figure is trying to ruin Prom! Who is the masked figure? Will prom be saved? How many lurid and steamy scenarios can Archie
All the world’s a stage, and The Fictionals are back on one of our favourites for a special Improv Against Humanity on Wednesday, May 15. We’re breaking open the official CAH Theatre Pack for our players to bring to life! Each
Part 2 of our Award Winning films from 2019. Sunday March 3rd Doors: 6:30 pm Show: 7:30 pm VENUE MAP PURCHASE TICKETS *Note: No Rio Groupons or Rio Passes accepted at
Travel to remote and other worldly landscapes with Mike Hopkins as he goes behind the scenes of his Dreamride series. Saturday March 2nd Doors: 6:30 pm Show: 7:30 pm VENUE MAPS PURCHASE TICKETS
A collection of the best ski films from the past year. Saturday March 2nd Doors: 1:30 pm Show: 2:00 pm VENUE MAP PURCHASE TICKETS *Note: No Rio Groupons or Rio Passes
We all know that being outside is good for us. It reduces stress and contributes to a happy, healthy life. This year at VIMFF, the MEC Canadian Adventure Night will give you the inside scoop on Expeditions and having those #goodtimesoutside we always
Climber, writer, and self-proclaimed margarita specialist Kelly Cordes has established new alpine routes around the world, from Alaska to Peru, and Patagonia to Pakistan. He was an editor for the American Alpine Journal from 2000-2012, and his book, The Tower, won the 2015 nonfiction outdoor literature categories of
Adventure Photographer Krystle Wright gives insight into her freelance career and how she’s endured the changes as a creative to stay current in an ever-evolving competitive industry. She will share some of her best-known images and the stories behind them in what it took to create iconic images.
Jon Turk earned a Ph.D. in organic chemistry in 1971 and was nominated by National Geographic as one of the Top Ten Adventurers of the Year in 2012. Between these bookends, Jon has written 30 environmental science textbooks, has kayaked around Cape Horn and across the North Pacific,
Between sneaking illegally across Tibet, studying the history of science at Oxford, and staring down a microscope for a doctorate at MIT, Kate Harris realized that she didn’t have to launch to the planet Mars to feel a sense of discovery. Weaving adventure, history, and reflections on her