TWO NIGHTS OF MOUNTAIN FILMS IN THE HEART OF AMERICAN MOUNTAINEERING.
Presented by Teton Mountaineering, The Teton Climbers’ Coalition’s second annual AlpinFilm will be held at the Center for the Arts, Jackson Hole’s premier performing arts center, on January 19-20, 2024.
AlpinFilm is informed by Jackson Hole’s identity as the epicenter of American mountaineering. From homegrown adventures to international expeditions, the Tetons have inspired climbers and ski mountaineers to push physical, mental and spiritual boundaries for more than a century. That legacy informs the selection of our films and the composition of our audience, which includes the local mountain community and winter visitors alike.
More than a showcase of adventurous acts, AlpinFilm explores the reasons we embark on adventures in the first place. AlpinFilm’s emphasis on cinematographic storytelling and on films that span the globe is a tribute to the mountains and the international community they inspire.
All proceeds from AlpinFilm underwrite the work of The Teton Climbers’ Coalition, a 501c3 non-profit organization that stewards, advocates and engages on behalf of the Teton climbing community.
Event Schedule:
Festival Night One (January 19, 2024):
Doors Open @ 6:30PM MST; Jackson Hole Center for the Arts
Films show 7:00PM-9:30PM MST
Silent Auction: 9:30PM-10:30PM MST
Festival Night Two (January 20, 2024):
Doors Open @ 6:30PM MST; Jackson Hole Center for the Arts
Films show 7:00PM-9:30PM MST
Silent Auction: 9:30PM-10:30PM MST
ALPINFILM IS MADE POSSIBLE THANKS TO OUR GENEROUS PARTNERS
ALPINFILM 2023 RECAP
2023 AWARD WINNERS
FRIDAY AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD:
A Thousand Ways to Kiss The Ground
SATURDAY AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD:
This is Beth
OVERALL AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD:
A Baffin Island Vacation
NOTES FROM THE INAUGURAL EVENT
Just what Jackson Hole needs in the middle of winter! A great way for climbers to come together .
– AlpinFilm Viewer
“It was interesting material, gripping, intense…”
– Kathryn Collins, Climber and AlpinFilm Viewer
The films covered a wide spectrum of climbers and places and I felt like I was being taken all over the world.
– Kim Geil
The TCC has done it again!
– AlpinFilm Viewer