Sugarloaf Outdoor Center

Date: Saturday, September 5, 2026
Doors: 6:30 PM
Films begin at: 7:00PM
Admission: $7 Suggested Donation.
Tickets: Available at the door.
Location: Sugarloaf Outdoor Center – 3001 Outdoor Ctr Rd, Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947
Please practice Leave no Trace Ethics: Be a good guest, wherever you go. That means respecting the land, supporting local communities and traveling with awareness, whether you’re on a trail, in a town or out on the water. Because the way you experience Maine helps shape what it will be tomorrow. Leave no Trace and Look Out for ME.
Presented in partnership with:  The town of Carrabassett Valley.

Program Notes: The film program will last about an hour and forty minutes.
Please bring your own camp chair and/or blanket. 

Scheduled Program*:
ISLYCKAN | 4.75 minutes | by Anne Niskala | from: Finland | Short synopsis: My passion is Nordic Skating. In the 2023-2024 season I skated 10000 km with my friend. In the film I tell you about my season and why nordic skating is so important to me.
KENNEBEC RISING | 24.25 minutes | by Derek Dodge | from: United States | Short synopsis: “Kennebec Rising” traces the historic transformation of a vital Maine river and the powerful restoration efforts shaping its free flowing future.
TOGETHER AGAIN | 11.4 minutes | by Caity Grant | from: Maine | Short synopsis: Together Again is the story of a mother and daughter who continually choose joy in the face of grief, exhaustion, and uncertainty. After her daughter survives a nearly fatal traumatic brain injury, Rachael, inspired by a chance encounter with Maine Adaptive, and against all odds, teaches herself and her daughter to ski. Now, over 20 years since the accident, skiing has become a shared language and lifelong connection for the family. Through skiing, Rachael and Alex find community, purpose, and a calling in helping others claim joy and independence.
9/27/2026 Sunday MOFF at The Temple Theatre
CAUGHT | 6.1 minutes | by Kevan Doyle | from: United States | Short synopsis: Caught is a short documentary filmed in Sri Lanka that explores how building economies around recycling can inspire sustainable change in developing communities. Directed by Kevan Doyle, the film was featured in his TEDx talk after the organizer was so moved by its message, she insisted it be shared with the audience. Caught is a hopeful portrait of how local action can spark global impact—turning ocean waste into opportunity.
INACCESSIBLE | 31 minutes | by David Garrett Byars | from: United States | Short synopsis: Set in Montana’s rugged Crazy Mountains, “Inaccessible” follows professional skier Griffin Post and a team of elite athletes as they venture into terrain shaped by history and the complex boundaries of public and private land. What begins as a ski expedition becomes a powerful exploration of who gets to access—and ultimately protect—America’s shared places. “Inaccessible” explores the boundaries that separate millions of acres of public land from the public, and Griffin Post’s search for something deeper than snow.